The Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is already one powerful, crazy beast, but the Demon goes 11 steps further. See the differences in this photo comparison.
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Hellcat
The Demon is 3.5 inches (89mm) wider than other Challenger models, and has massive wheel arch flares to cover the car's wider track and wider wheels.
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Hellcat
The Challenger already looked the goods as a muscle car, but the Demon really takes it to the next level with the flares, wide wheels and giant bonnet scoop.
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Hellcat
For the road, the Demon has crazy wide 315/40 Nitto NT05R tyres with 18-inch alloy wheels. They are 12.6 inches (320mm) wide, and have a 15 percent larger contact patch and twice the grip of the Hellcat's tyres.
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Hellcat
The Demon can be fitted with narrow front tyres for the drag strip.
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Hellcat
The Demon is available as single seater, although buyers can option the car up with a front passenger seat, or both a front passenger seat and a rear bench. The Challenger Hellcat has four seats as standard. The stripped out Demon weighs around 200 lb (90kg) less than the Hellcat.
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Hellcat
The Demon's engine is based on the 6.2-litre supercharged V8 from the Hellcat, but it now produces 808hp (603kW) and 770 lb-ft (1,044Nm). If you use 100 octane fuel, power jumps to 840hp (626kW). The Hellcat has a mere 707hp (527kW) and 650 lb-ft (881Nm) to its name.
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Hellcat
The Demon has a new driver's side Air-Catcher headlight, as well as a larger supercharger (2.7L vs 2.4), more boost pressure (14.5psi vs 11.6), a high rev limit (6,500rpm vs 6,200rpm), and two two-stage fuel pumps (not one).
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Hellcat
Guinness World Records has confirmed the Demon is the first production car with front-wheel lift at launch. The wheelie takes place over a distance of 2.92ft (890mm). Despite the Demon being seemingly built for the drag strip, it's been banned by the NHRA (National Hot Rod Association).
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Hellcat
The Demon's 0-60mph time is 2.3 seconds, and it can complete the quarter mile (400m) in 9.65s at 140mph (225km/h).
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Hellcat
Just 3,000 Demons will be made for the US, and 300 for Canada. Sales begin in the northern autumn of 2017.
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Hellcat
The Demon's AirGrabber hood scoop covers 45.2 square inches (292 sq cm), and is said to be the world's largest functional bonnet scoop on a production car.
