Hats off to this guy

Happened to stumble on this one.  A 2016 ACR ... with 55k miles????  Pic of the dash shows 55504 on the odo.  That's astounding. 

2016 Viper ACR

LOL he probably had to sell it due to broken vertebrae....

Dont buy em if your not gonna drive em. My buddy just turned 80k in his gen 5 acr

Professor_Brap said:

Dont buy em if your not gonna drive em. My buddy just turned 80k in his gen 5 acr

100% agree, but 55k in a 2016 puts mileage north of 14k/yr depending on when it rolled off the lot.  That's a lot for a daily driver, let alone a car as loud/fast/punishing as a Viper, let alone an ACR Viper!  

How did your buddy accumulate all 80k ?  Daily driving plus track?

I'd for sure rather have a 50k+ car than a 2k garage queen, although a 2016 is new enough that there's hope yet for the garage queen!  

In reply to NorseDave 

buddy does track days, auto x, road rallies, spirited driving and dd

NorseDave said:

Professor_Brap said:

Dont buy em if your not gonna drive em. My buddy just turned 80k in his gen 5 acr

100% agree, but 55k in a 2016 puts mileage north of 14k/yr depending on when it rolled off the lot.  That's a lot for a daily driver, let alone a car as loud/fast/punishing as a Viper, let alone an ACR Viper!  

How did your buddy accumulate all 80k ?  Daily driving plus track?

I'd for sure rather have a 50k+ car than a 2k garage queen, although a 2016 is new enough that there's hope yet for the garage queen!  

14k miles is pretty close to the national average.  So if it was truly a DD, then that would be on par.  My Viper had over 40k miles on it.  I bought it that way, at a nice discount, put several thousand miles on it myself and then sold it for nearly what I paid.

Is 14K considered high?

I just bought a 2018 car with 45K on it.  

14k is about average for a year round, daily driver vehicle.  

I could also see 14k per year for a weekend toy car if the car gets driven to a lot of longer-distance venues.