2017 head-to-head · Two-Seater

2017 Dodge Viper vs Ford GT

MPG, range and what each one really costs you to fuel, from official EPA ratings and recalculated with your own gas and electricity prices.

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✓ Cheaper to run
$4,232/ year to fuel
14 MPG

RWD · 8.4L 10-cyl · 6-speed manual · 14 MPG

✓ Cheaper to run
$4,232/ year to fuel
14 MPG

RWD · 3.5L 6-cyl turbo · 7-speed dual-clutch · 14 MPG

On fuel costs these two are nearly tied. Driving 15,000 miles a year with $3.95/gal premium gas, the most efficient 2017 Dodge Viper (14 MPG) costs about $4,232 a year to fuel and the 2017 Ford GT (14 MPG) about $4,232.

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Fuel cost over 10 years

  • Dodge Viper
  • Ford GT

Side by side

Dodge ViperFord GT
$4,232 Your annual fuel cost $4,232
14 MPG Combined efficiency 14 MPG
12 MPG City 11 MPG
19 MPG Highway 18 MPG
— Passenger volume 43 cu ft
623 g/mi Tailpipe CO₂ (g/mi) 654 g/mi
1/10 EPA fuel economy score 1/10
1/10 EPA greenhouse gas score 1/10
Gas Powertrain Gas
Premium gasoline Fuel Premium gasoline
8.4L 10-cyl Engine / motor 3.5L 6-cyl turbo
6-speed manual Transmission 7-speed dual-clutch
RWD Drivetrain RWD

✓ marks the better value. EPA scores run 1–10 (10 is best). Volumes come from the EPA interior volume index and aren't published for every body style.

Dodge Viper vs Ford GT across model years

  • Dodge Viper
  • Ford GT

Annual fuel cost of the most efficient configuration of each model year, at your prices. Click a point to open that year.

How they differ

Among 29 2017 two-seaters, the Dodge Viper ranks 23rd and the Ford GT 24th for lowest fuel cost.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to fuel the 2017 Dodge Viper vs. the Ford GT per year?

At 15,000 miles a year with $3.95/gal premium gas, about $4,232 for the Dodge Viper and $4,232 for the Ford GT.

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