Dodge
Demon Hellhound
The Dodge Demon Hellhound concept is a proposal for a two-seat
sports car with muscle car styling but track car-like agility. Unlike
the headline-grabbing Dodge Hellcat models, which focus on raw power,
the Hellhound would instead be engineered to offer excellent dynamics
and agility.
The styling of the Dodge Demon Hellhound, which was developed by Design
Eye-Q based in Minnesota, was inspired by classic Mopar vehicles
from the '70s. However its real competition in today's market would
come from the likes of the Subaru BRZ, in that both are front-engined,
RWD sports cars with an emphasis on driver enjoyment, and offer plenty
of upgrade potential.
The proposed drivetrain consists of a 300 horsepower, turbocharged
4-cylinder engine driving the rear wheels through a manual transmission.
The hood features a transparent Plexiglas window which shows off the
powerplant underneath.
The interior of the Dodge Demon Hellhound concept features a staggered
seating layout. The driver's seat is positioned slightly ahead
of the passenger seat, giving a better field-of-vision and a more
race car-like feel. A purpose-built helmet storage area replaces the
conventional glovebox.
| Make |
Dodge |
| Model |
Demon Hellhound |
| Concept Year |
2015 |
| Engine / Drivetrain |
turbocharged 4-cylinder RWD |
Source: Design
Eye-Q
|
