How The Dodge Demon 170 Went From $400K To $150K

When the Dodge Demon 170 first rolled into dealerships with its insane 1,025 horsepower, some went as far as asking nearly $400,000 for the thing. Fast forward to now, and reality has set in. The Demon 170 is no longer flying off the lot for absurd prices, with many now going for $150,000 or even less.

This isn’t just happening in private sales. For instance, a dealership in Illinois is offering a Dodge Demon 170  with just 161 miles for $149,995—still a bit above the original MSRP, but a massive $100,000 cut from what dealers were asking when it first dropped.

Over in Florida, another Demon 170 with only 268 miles is listed for $149,900, still under the insane markups we saw earlier, though not exactly a bargain. However, if you scour Facebook groups or car forums, you can find even more attractive deals. For example, Kramer DCJR has one listed for $145,000 with 818 miles, but there are whispers of a dealer offering it for $137,000 if you’re willing to work the phones.

Auction sites are also showing some serious discounts. The last Dodge Demon 170 to hit Bring A Trailer failed to meet its reserve at $151,000. But the one before that? It went for just $123,222—and it had only 947 miles on the clock. Right now, you can find a Demon 170 with only 16 miles on it up for auction, and the current bid is sitting at $123,000 with two days still left.