Dodge Offers Exclusive Challenger Demon 170 Accessories to Lucky Buyers
The Challenger Demon 170 is Dodge’s final farewell to the iconic muscle car series. With only 3,300 units planned for production, this model is set to become one of the most exclusive and sought-after vehicles in the Dodge lineup. While celebrities and automotive enthusiasts like Jay Leno have secured their spots as lucky owners, there are still opportunities for everyday buyers to get their hands on this limited-edition car. To enhance the ownership experience, Dodge is offering a range of exclusive “after-delivery” accessories for the Challenger Demon 170.
Customization options for the Challenger Demon 170 include a variety of upgrades designed to make the car stand out even more. One of the standout accessories is a custom instrument panel badge that adds a unique touch to the interior. Additionally, Dodge offers a Goodwool car cover made from premium materials to protect the vehicle from the elements. For those looking to add a touch of carbon fiber to their Demon, there are carbon fiber parts available as well.
In a surprising move, Dodge has also included a custom decanter set as an accessory for the Challenger Demon 170. While it may seem unconventional for a muscle car, it adds a touch of luxury and sophistication to the overall package. This attention to detail and commitment to providing a truly exclusive ownership experience sets the Challenger Demon 170 apart from other high-performance vehicles on the market.
Alongside these exclusive accessories, Dodge also includes a Jay Leno detailing kit and a custom Demon 170 instrument panel badge with every purchase. These additional items further enhance the ownership experience and allow owners to showcase their love for the Challenger Demon 170.
While some of these accessories come at an added cost, they are well worth the investment for those looking to personalize their Challenger Demon 170. The Goodwool car shell, priced at $2,640, provides an extra layer of protection for the vehicle, ensuring it remains in pristine condition. The satin-stretch indoor car cover, priced at $695, offers a luxurious and snug fit to keep the car safe from dust and scratches. For added safety during high-performance driving, Dodge offers an interior harness bar for $1,389 and a seat harness mounting kit for $180. These accessories not only enhance the car’s performance but also provide peace of mind for the driver.
For those looking to shed some weight and optimize the Challenger Demon 170’s performance even further, Dodge offers a rear seat delete carbon fiber kit for $3,999. This kit removes the rear seats, reducing the car’s overall weight and improving its acceleration capabilities.
The Challenger Demon 170 is the culmination of Dodge’s dedication to producing high-performance muscle cars. With an impressive 1,025 horsepower, 945 pounds of torque, and a mind-blowing 1.66-second 0-60 mph time, it is officially the quickest production car on the market. Additionally, it boasts the highest g-force acceleration of any production car, with an impressive 2.004 Gs.
Dodge has truly outdone itself with the Challenger Demon 170, offering a limited-edition vehicle that pushes the boundaries of performance and exclusivity. The range of exclusive accessories available for this model allows owners to further personalize their cars and create a truly unique driving experience. Whether it’s the custom instrument panel badge, the Goodwool car cover, or the carbon fiber parts, these accessories add an extra touch of luxury and individuality to an already exceptional vehicle.
If you’re lucky enough to be one of the few to own a Challenger Demon 170, take advantage of these exclusive accessories and make your car truly one-of-a-kind. Dodge has gone above and beyond to ensure that every aspect of owning a Challenger Demon 170 is special and memorable. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enhance your ownership experience with these exclusive after-delivery products.
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