This 1971 Dodge Dart Demon is dressed in a classic maroon shade, has LED lights front and rear, a lowered suspension setup, ample aerodynamic enhancements at the front, side, and rear, plus a ...

It was originally supposed to be called Beaver, but because of an unfortunate slang meaning of this word, Dodge eventually went for Dart Demon, which many believed made more sense, especially when ...

Fast forward a year, and Dodge also gained a variant of the Plymouth Duster (badge engineering being out of control during this time) dubbed the Dart Demon. And that's the vehicle you see here.

The Demon moniker is among the most noteworthy ... All figures were sourced directly from Dodge. It all began with the Dodge Dart. The Dart was a series of passenger cars that Dodge produced ...

The Demon moniker is among the most noteworthy and significant names in Dodge's performance-focused history. In the last six years, the Dodge Demon and the Demon 170 have been two of the foremost ...

Decades before Dodge revived the Demon name on the flagship variant of the Challenger, there was a potent variant of the 1971 Dodge Dart also known as the ‘Demon.’ In mid-July, a particularly ...

Just a few model-years earlier, a 440-powered A-body Dart package was pioneered by ... calling for the off-line conversion of '71 Dodge 340 Demon auto-trans business coupes into drag cars ...

He had already arranged transportation for the Dodge, but says the car ran so well he could have driven it home. As an A-Body, this '71 Demon is highly optioned with a 340 engine, floor-shifted ...

The Dodge Demon ... rides like the Dart Swinger, the Super Bee, and the mighty Daytona. The last, and most impressive of these homages was the 2023 Challenger SRT Demon 170, which, of course ...

Through the 1960s and '70s came V8-powered road-chompers like the Charger, Challenger, and Demon ... Another Dodge model that lived two separate lives was the Dart, which was introduced in ...

the automaker built the 2-door fastback Dodge Demon based around the Dart of the day. Like the Demon of today, the 1971 and ’72 model used a V8 engine albeit one with far less power. Eager to ...