Inside, the Demon features SpeedKore carbon fiber door panels and a SpeedKore 14-point roll cage. The car also rides on new 20-inch HRE wheels fitted with Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires.

Exclusivity often comes at a high price; in this case, it’s $169,995. That’s how much Texas exotic car dealer BJ Motors is asking for one of the four carbon fiber-bodied Dodge Challenger ...

This car was used to develop the company's carbon fiber body for the Demon, and it's now up for sale at BJ Motors in Tomball, Texas. The asking price is $169,995, which isn't bad considering there ...

This Demon also features a fully carbon-fiber body built by SpeedKore Performance Group. The car is listed for sale on Bring a Trailer, and at the time of writing the top bid is $90,000 with six ...

While the car looks pretty standard at first glance, this particular Demon has been equipped with carbon fiber bodywork. As a result, the bumpers, hood, roof and quarter panels are all constructed ...

The desirable carbon fiber wheels available for the Dodge Demon 170 cost at least $12,258.95 a piece. Sellers in the used take-off market are asking around $30,000 for a set with minimal mileage ...

The Dodge Demon hasn't even hit the streets yet, but SpeedKore has already built one using their full range of carbon fiber body panels to knock some pounds of the potent pony car.

Modified by SpeedKore with carbon fiber body panels and tuned to 1,028 hp and 1,049 lb-ft, the one-of-one monster Challenger Demon is available for purchase ...

Regular SEMA attendees will recall that SpeedKore created a carbon fiber-bodied Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat for the 2016 show. And for 2017, the company has worked its magic on the 840hp, 770 lb ...

Speedkore says the car has "a fully carbon fiber body structure - from roof to quarter panels, fenders to doors, trunk to hood." Under the hood, there's a Demon-sourced 6.2-liter supercharged V-8.

The one you see here is the last, and it's for sale. This 2018 Dodge Demon has been listed by Texas dealer BJ Motors on DuPont Registry, sporting the same full carbon treatment as the first show car.