Advice price for Mamba

[99RT10]

#499812

Mamba doesn’t add a lot to a car, but if it is a white Mamba, it’s rare. I would say $42-$46K depending on condition and miles.

[Bill Pemberton]

#499815

The Mambas were one of the earlier concepts to add an interior change to the Viper and they limited the models. There were not a lot of the three made ( Silver , Black or white) and as noted the white does seem to be a bit higher , demand wise, but the Silver ones are a year new model ( 2005 ) – black and white was done in 2004.

They are a bit higher in demand, though not alot, since later years saw numerous interior changes , but they are a nice change to the black interior done with early Gen IIIs. Pricing will probably be as noted above , and you should have a reasonable chance to find one in that range or just a bit higher?

[Boomer6]

#499816

99RT10 said:
Mamba doesn't add a lot to a car, but if it is a white Mamba, it's rare. I would say $42-$46K depending on condition and miles.

I had a feeling it was around that price. There is a black one in NY with 32k miles on it. they are asking 48k for it. I was thinking more around $40k to $41k.
I would like to find a recent gen one that is a GTS in the high 60

[Boomer6]

#499817

Great info, thank you! I do love the black/red interiors in cars. I heard somewhere that the white Mamba holds more value.

[steeda0011]

#499826

I’m looking for a Viper to buy, looking to spend 60,000-80,000 , can I find a reliable Viper for that price range.

[Shannon Whitehead]

#499856

There are 5 generations of Vipers and many variations. Tell us more.

[Shannon Whitehead]

#33857

New members here. Been wanting a Viper for a very long time (one of my dream cars to track along with a GT3 RS). I am at an age in my life where I want to enjoy the car, but I would hate to buy something new and it depreciates like crazy. I

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