It's kind of a stretch to call a car that only comes with one seat pure stock. It's really a pure stock race car.
The Demon doesn’t come standard with a front passenger seat, a rear seat or trunk trim from the factory, but buyers can add each of those items as an option for a dollar. The front passenger seat costs $1, the back seat costs $1 and the trunk trim costs $1. The Demon comes with the standard FCA warranty of three-year/36,000-mile bumper to bumper coverage and five-year/60,000-mile limited powertrain coverage. The Demon isn't another factory "drag pack" car like a modern COPO or modern Cobra Jet Mustang, it's just the quickest street car ever engineered...
What happened to the top half of the right front tire in that picture above? Photo shopped in too much of a hurry!! LOL Wild car though!! Where will it end?? Incredible...............
It was made mention that the cage would have killed the crash test. Also, responsibility of the cage would go to FCA if they built it. It would be a tough car.
Big Bad Buicks need a new squeeky toy. Bet Dodge spent more on their 9.65 than any one Buick Boat Cap'n ever spent to go less than 9.65. Bet... Remember, you eat an elephant one race at a time.
Nothing wrong with it. Cool car, given what’s on the performance market for any brand. I forgot,what brand new vehicle from other domestic manufacturers runs wheels up 9s? The only new vehicles available to touch it would be any of the big bore Japanese superbikes that laydown 9s at the strip and then get 40 mpg on the way home. Or how about the Viper powered motorbike Dodge built years ago as a design exercise. Theoretical 280 top end but they wouldn’t let anyone test ride it other than a quick 100 mph spurt down a side road. Remember people who live in glass houses........
Fiat? This is what happens when uninformed people make comments without facts. Fiat may be a part owner of Chrysler corporation but the car was designed and built by your brothers and sisters here in the US.
I like the car a lot, just don't care for the flares at all. They probably did it to just make it look different than a Hellcat, i'm guessing.
And the look extra stupid when they put skinny front tires on them . They should have made a special 1/4 panel for those cars instead of cheeping out .
Trunk monkey, you’re comparing what Dodge spent to design and engineer a fleet of 9 second street legal fully insurable and street/strip drivable car to one Buick enthusiasts car? They probably spent more on sales brochures than any boat captains car is worth.
