Dodge Demon Convertible Render Is Too Fast For Its Own Roof

Following an exhausting teasing campaign, Dodge finally unleashed its 840-horsepower (626-kilowatt) Challenger SRT Demon at the New York Auto Show. For what it’s worth, it lived up to the hype (at least on paper). But just a day after the Demon was released from its cage, rendering artists have already gone to work on giving it the convertible treatment.

Artists at X-Tomi Design give us their interpretation of a chop-top Challenger Demon… and it actually looks good. Though Dodge has never actually produced a convertible version of the current-generation Challenger, this rendering ticks all the right boxes. Not to mention it still has 840 hp (626 kW) under the hood.
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MDarringer - 4/20/2017 11:39:50 AM

+2 Boost

Thankfully, FCA dumped money into Alfa Romeo instead of building a Challenger convertible. Who would ever want a Challenger convertible, right?

mre30 - 4/20/2017 6:00:07 PM

+3 Boost

Yeah.. there is NOBODY who would ever buy a Challenger convertible!

Apparently, FCA said that the old E-Class chassis was too flexy to support a convertible. What a cop out. They would have sold a ton of these.

MDarringer - 4/20/2017 7:53:18 PM

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IKR??

The chassis was a damned MERCEDES chassis and we all know Mercedes designs tanks.