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1972 Dodge Dart Demon
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Vehicle Details
Body Style
Coupe
Exterior Colour
Red
Interior Colour
Black
Transmission
Automatic
Drivetrain
RWD
Stock #
261654
Vehicle Highlights include: 340 V8, Automatic, Rally Wheels, Hood Scoops, Go-Wing, Power Steering, Power Front Disc Brakes, Dual Exhaust, Dual Side Mirrors, Hood Pins, Front Spoiler, Bucket Seats, Console, & Tachometer.
The 1972 Dodge Demon 340 stands as one of the most distinctive and underrated muscle cars of the early 1970s—a machine that blended compact dimensions, bold styling, and serious V8 performance into a package that was as aggressive as it was unforgettable. Built during a transitional era for American muscle, the Demon 340 proved that raw performance and personality could still thrive.
The Demon’s design was unapologetically aggressive. Its sharp body lines, wide stance, and short wheelbase gave it a street-fighter presence that set it apart from larger muscle cars of the time. Signature details like the menacing hood scoops, bold badging, and muscular rear haunches reinforced its performance intentions. The Demon wasn’t subtle—it was meant to be seen, heard, and remembered.
Under the hood lived one of Dodge’s most respected engines: the 340 cubic-inch small-block V8. Known for its high-revving nature, strong torque, and durability, the 340 delivered thrilling acceleration and a sound that defined the muscle car era. Even in 1972—when tightening emissions regulations began to reshape performance—the Demon 340 retained its reputation as a true driver’s car with impressive real-world power.
Paired with an automatic transmission, the Demon offered an engaging driving experience that rewarded confident throttle inputs and aggressive shifts. Lightweight construction and a balanced chassis allowed the car to feel nimble and responsive, especially compared to many of its full-size muscle car competitors.
The Bright Red paint amplifies the Demon’s sharp body lines and compact proportions, giving the car a fiery, high-impact look that feels alive even at a standstill. It’s a color that reflects the energy of the muscle car era—loud, confident, and unapologetic. Stretching across the hood and body, the black stripes add contrast and aggression, visually lowering the car and emphasizing its performance DNA. The stripes serve as a direct nod to factory race-inspired styling, reinforcing that this Demon was built to run, not just cruise.
Inside, the Demon reflected the muscle car philosophy of the time: simple, purposeful, and focused on the drive. Bucket seats, straightforward gauges, and a clean dashboard kept distractions to a minimum. Everything about the interior emphasized connection between driver and machine, delivering an authentic analog experience that modern cars simply can’t replicate.
The 1972 Dodge Demon 340 is more than a muscle car—it’s a symbol of defiance, individuality, and performance during a pivotal moment in automotive history. With its aggressive styling, iconic 340 V8, and unmistakable personality, the Demon remains a true Mopar legend that continues to excite and inspire decades later.
Come on down to Munro Motors & see this one for yourself, it is in stock. We will look forward to seeing you real soon!
The 1972 Dodge Demon 340 stands as one of the most distinctive and underrated muscle cars of the early 1970s—a machine that blended compact dimensions, bold styling, and serious V8 performance into a package that was as aggressive as it was unforgettable. Built during a transitional era for American muscle, the Demon 340 proved that raw performance and personality could still thrive.
The Demon’s design was unapologetically aggressive. Its sharp body lines, wide stance, and short wheelbase gave it a street-fighter presence that set it apart from larger muscle cars of the time. Signature details like the menacing hood scoops, bold badging, and muscular rear haunches reinforced its performance intentions. The Demon wasn’t subtle—it was meant to be seen, heard, and remembered.
Under the hood lived one of Dodge’s most respected engines: the 340 cubic-inch small-block V8. Known for its high-revving nature, strong torque, and durability, the 340 delivered thrilling acceleration and a sound that defined the muscle car era. Even in 1972—when tightening emissions regulations began to reshape performance—the Demon 340 retained its reputation as a true driver’s car with impressive real-world power.
Paired with an automatic transmission, the Demon offered an engaging driving experience that rewarded confident throttle inputs and aggressive shifts. Lightweight construction and a balanced chassis allowed the car to feel nimble and responsive, especially compared to many of its full-size muscle car competitors.
The Bright Red paint amplifies the Demon’s sharp body lines and compact proportions, giving the car a fiery, high-impact look that feels alive even at a standstill. It’s a color that reflects the energy of the muscle car era—loud, confident, and unapologetic. Stretching across the hood and body, the black stripes add contrast and aggression, visually lowering the car and emphasizing its performance DNA. The stripes serve as a direct nod to factory race-inspired styling, reinforcing that this Demon was built to run, not just cruise.
Inside, the Demon reflected the muscle car philosophy of the time: simple, purposeful, and focused on the drive. Bucket seats, straightforward gauges, and a clean dashboard kept distractions to a minimum. Everything about the interior emphasized connection between driver and machine, delivering an authentic analog experience that modern cars simply can’t replicate.
The 1972 Dodge Demon 340 is more than a muscle car—it’s a symbol of defiance, individuality, and performance during a pivotal moment in automotive history. With its aggressive styling, iconic 340 V8, and unmistakable personality, the Demon remains a true Mopar legend that continues to excite and inspire decades later.
Come on down to Munro Motors & see this one for yourself, it is in stock. We will look forward to seeing you real soon!
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