Charger Daytona EV vs. Challenger Demon 170: Raw Power Unleashed
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In this riveting episode of Throttle House, Thomas and James take on the Charger Daytona EV and the mighty Challenger Demon 170, owned by none other than fellow car YouTuber. The Demon 170, a true beast of the road, boasts a monstrous 1,025 horsepower fueled by E85, with striking yellow accents and a beefed-up 3.0L supercharger. The team delves into the challenges of harnessing this raw power on the asphalt, highlighting the car's drag radial tires and specialized setup for optimal grip.
As Thomas takes the wheel, James revels in the sheer force of the Demon 170, experiencing firsthand the thrill of its acceleration and the struggle to tame its ferocious power. The duo navigates through the car's unique features, discussing its drag racing prowess and the intricacies of its performance-oriented design. Despite its intimidating presence, the Demon 170 surprises with its relatively affordable price tag of $110,000, making it a tempting proposition for muscle car enthusiasts looking to unleash pure power on the streets.
Reflecting on the Demon 170's place in the muscle car pantheon, the team muses on its collectibility and visual impact, contrasting it with newer models in the market. They delve into the essence of a true muscle car, emphasizing the visceral experience of commanding such unbridled strength on the road. With a mix of admiration and anticipation, Thomas and James celebrate the Demon 170 as a fitting tribute to the golden age of American muscle, destined to leave a lasting impression in the annals of automotive history.
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The comfort of driving a Challenger was highlighted by a user who went on long drives without discomfort
Comments on the power and performance of the Demon, with mentions of it trying to do a wheelie and the need for an AWD version
Comparison between the Demon and the new Charger, with contrasting opinions on their designs
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Discussion on the unique appeal of muscle cars compared to EVs
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