The market for high-performance Challengers, particularly the Demon 170 models, has seen fluctuations in recent weeks. While a Demon 170 with 262 miles sold for $156,500, another with only 19 miles fetched $152,170, signaling a softening market.
Despite being limited production models, the abundance of Demon 170s at auctions suggests a trend of flipping for profit by dealerships and buyers. Moreover, the disparity in pricing between high-performance models like the Demon 170 and their counterparts, such as the Challenger SRT Hellcat, raises questions about value.
Although visually similar, the Demon 170 commands significantly higher prices due to its enhanced performance. The example sold for $152,170 features distinctive Triple Nickel paint and a range of performance and aesthetic upgrades.
Interior amenities include premium materials, advanced technology, and unique badging, adding to its allure. With its potent 6.2-liter Hemi V8 engine delivering up to 1,025 horsepower, the Demon 170 offers an exhilarating performance for enthusiasts.
