What You Have To Sign To Get A Dodge Demon.

marketing gimmick to boost the egos of buyers by pretending their buying something dangerous and limited edition

 

Was going to post the same thing. It makes the person feel special. Like they have a car that is almost now allowed on the street by getting them to initial common sense rules.

Dodge loves to say the car is "banned" from drag strips. Sure technically but that's because it does not have the proper safety equipment for how quick it can go which is easily installed. ANY car of that power will need that. But Dodge wants you to think the car is so fast no one wants to race it.

 

Dodge says it will lift the front wheels... I want one.

 

saw a nice one yesterday

i think it was a 69 model


but...it was dodge

 

The '70 Challenger that was my first car was quick enough for me. 383 Magnum.

I can't imagine keeping 800+ horsepower on the road mashing the throttle. Crazy

 

2.3 seconds is fast! I bet that'll wear out some tires, though I don't know jack about cars. My first car was an '86 Toyota Camry, and I've pretty much always driven similar sedans (I don't want to say what I drive right now because I value some anonymity). The only exception was a Dodge Caliber, and I crashed that.

 

Late at night all systems go
come to see the show
We do our best, you're the rest
You make it real you know
There is a feeling deep inside
That drives you fuckin' mad
A feeling of a hammerhead
You need it oh so bad
Adrenaline starts to flow
thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
(Whiplash) yeah whiplash

 

A Later Model Toyota Camry Perhaps.......????.......



Cheers Glen.

 

I did actually drive a later model Camry at one point, though I don't remember what year it was. But that car got into an accident too I believe, though the other driver was at fault if I remember correctly. I've gone through my fair share of sedans. I've also driven a Toyota Corolla, which looking back I think I liked better than the Camry, if only because it was a better color, lol.

 

I agree totally. The Chevy Cruz is about $17,000 brand new (not including tax) and it's an attractive car if you ask me. There's also the Dodge Dart ($17,000), or the Ford Fiesta (not my fave, but $14,000).

chevy cruz '17

Dodge Dart '17

Ford Fiesta '17

 

Whats the use of buying a modern day sports car kf it doesnt look all that different to every other car on the road.

Isnt there one car company thats going to be like, screw aerodynamics some punters are going to want a big boxy looking thing that looks like it owns the road

 

Cars do look different to car people. But the thing is everyone copies what sells for the other guy. So to the average person they probably see lots of similarities.

 

Thats more like it.

 

The Camry isn't too bad at $23,000. It's a cool car but if I were in the market for a new vehicle, and I had money to buy new, I would save the extra $6,000 and get a Dart or a Cruz, or something. Also, we don't buy new in my family. When you can get a great used car it's not as sensible.

 

When I was a kid I wanted one of these...hell, I still do!