What are new 04 and 05s going for?

[Joel Smith- Hendrick]

Ok Guys,I have sat down and put together pricing on the Vipers in stock as of 09/19/2005. These prices include the bonus bucks we received from Chrysler.
2004 Silver SRT-10 $71000
2004 Red SRT-10 $71000
2004 Black SRT-10 $71000
2004 Black SRT-10 $67000
2005 Black SRT-10 $67000 SOLD
2005 White SRT-10 $78500 (#35/100 Commemorative Edition).
I also have 4 2006 Coupes with vin numbers if anyone is intrested.

Hendrick Dodge
Joel Smith
800-671-4986

 

[Hiper]

Hi...

I'm looking into purchasing a Coupe as soon as possible. How soon are you going to have your Coupes in? What colors/wheels do they have? Thanks!

 

[SweetRed04]

I don't know how anyone could consider a Corvette Convertible at these prices, let alone a Z06!!

I am surprised that the '05s can be bought for less than the '04s.

 

[FinalEd357]

Those prices seem unbelievable Joel. I left you a msg y'day 248-735-1356.

 

[viking]

I paid 68500 for a 2004 with 1800 miles 4 months ago and that was the best price I could see in the nation. I thought I had a great deal because the car had dropped 16K in the first year. I'm hoping that with the diminishing of vert production next year it may slow down the decline. I don't see any marketing or promotion of the cars to the general public and most people don't even know there was a change in model in 2003 so they think the style is 10 or 15 years old. I was aware of the change but had never seen the car and only chanced on one on a lot as an alternative to a Vette. Obviously enthusiasts know of the change but new buyers don't and without them there are apparently not enough enthusiasts to keep the car valuable. I love the car but I usually change cars every 3 to 5 years and would like some residual value at the end. Exclusivity I suppose is wonderful but whats so bad about having other Viper owners around? I don't want to pay for that exclusivity by having the car's value decrease dramatically because Dodge isn't marketing to new customers and bringing them in as purchasers.
Unfortunately the same drop happened for different reasons with Benz roadsters. Their value plummeted in the late 90s after Benz came out with so many cheap cars.

 

[DodgeViper01]

From my other posts:

Over the last month:

<font color="red">SOLD: </font>

2005 Copperhead with 11 miles $74,000

2005 Mamba in Silver with 100 miles $70,500

2005 Mamba in Silver with 200 miles $69,000

2004 in Red with 7700 miles $64,000

2004 in Silver 14000 miles $59,600

2004 in Black with 5000 miles $58,200

2003 in Red with 4000 miles $59,900

2003 in Red with 4000 miles $59,800

<font color="red">CURRENTLY AVAILABLE: </font>

2005 Copperhead with 129 miles $74,180

2005 in Silver with 25 miles $71,995

2005 in Red with 883 miles $71,995

2003 in Black with BLACK $7500 wheels &amp; 14,800 miles $61,990

2003 in Red with 4500 miles $59,500

2003 in Red with 12,000 miles $55,000