A Snap of Dodge Demon Leaks Before Its Official Presentation
Having survived months of teaser videos and small bits of info about the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon, we can finally confirm that it is set to debut at this year’s NY Auto Show.
However, someone on the Web has managed to work on a photo what appears to be the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon on the drag strip and is in line with all the marketing materials the automaker has shown off for the vehicle so far. Obviously, noting is official until the debut.
We don’t expect any serious surprises on the Demon. You will see a massive hood scoop, wider fenders, Demon badges etc. The car resembles the mules caught by paparazzi earlier.
We should wait for official specifications until the proper presentation of the vehicle in New York.
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