1971-’72 Dodge Demon 340: Interior Demon 340’s cabin was austere, with room for five advertised, but could be made considerably sportier by checking the right boxes on the order form.

The first-ever Demon arrived in 1971 as part of the Dodge Dart lineup. But unlike the modern Challenger Demon, the Dart Demon wasn't conceived as a high-performance model.

But Dodge built the first Demon a few good decades before that show car. Specifically, the name goes back to 1971, when Dodge used it on a version of the Dart compact.

The Demon was Dodge's sporty 1971 answer to the Duster, which had been a runaway success for Plymouth when it was introduced in 1970. The new Dodge fastback came in a variety of formats, but the ...

Classic.com tracks recent auction prices to come up with accurate, real-world values and for the Dodge Demon, the average sale price for 1971 and 1972 combined is $44,875. Generally, cars sold at ...

Family man Matt Barrett adopts Roadkill’s low-buck strategy for building a 1971 Dodge Demon 340 barn-find clone, and it involves using a ton of used parts.

The editor of HOT ROD takes us around in his personal car—the rare 1971 Dodge Demon, a Dart-based coupe with stonking V-8.

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Andrew Bostrum is 23 years old, yet his sense of muscle car correctness and respect for history is unassailable in his home-built, 11-second Demon.

Which $150K Dodge Would You Buy: 1971 Challenger R/T vs. 2014 Viper vs. 2018 Challenger Demon If you had the cash to splash on one of these marvelous Mopars, which would get your green and why?