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Um no. 2022 will be the third year of the SS. The Demon was first, was only one year, and the SS is a trickle down of the Demon. Production numbers wouldve helped the SS if they stopped after 2020 but they didnt.
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There is still a good chance that the overall production of the Super Stock will be less than the Demon. That doesnt change the Demon stature. Its a one year only model with tons of demon only parts.
Yep. Production numbers arent everything. Demon being limited, numbered, one year only, ground breaking 1/4 times. I love the SS but it’s none of that. Which I love. I prefer something I can drive and replace if I want without playing the whole “we know it’s $100k+ and it’s four yrs old but you cant buy a new one so pay up” game. Love the Demon but the RE or SS makes more sense for me personally. Depreciation be damned.
 

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As a SS owner that will soon be able to annihilate a Demon, I will always bow down the to King. I literally get emotional just seeing one in person. There’s just something about it that will never be duplicated. The SS is nothing more than a marketing ploy to associate it with a Demon, and that’s coming from someone that bought a SS. I didn’t buy a Demon for two reasons. First, it was more than I could afford for a one-time outlay. But more importantly, the Demon is a car that deserves to be preserved and minimally driven. I enjoy modifying my vehicles and I wanted something I could build and drive, and drive hard.
 

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Would you say the superstock is the new demon especially since it had lower production in 2020 than a demon There was 3300 dodge demons made And only 192 superstocks in 2020
No, it absolutely will not be the same.
 

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Demon is more unique, has the records, the crate and the mystique. It like comparing a Buick GN-X to a regular Grand National or a Hemi to a 440-6. One will always be more better. I dont think Numbers will mean anything, the Demon will always be special.
 

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Demon will moderately appreciate if driven like an old lady and kept in good condition, their rarity will make them valuable even though future "lower" class models will out perform, I think only 500 of 50th Anniversary Shelby Super Snakes were made and they are rarely on the market (from what I've seen). A lot more Demons but, add in cars totaled (gonna be a few), Stolen and cho... (I can't write it), people who won't let theirs go and the numbers start to dwindle for cars on the market.
 

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As a SS owner that will soon be able to annihilate a Demon, I will always bow down the to King. I literally get emotional just seeing one in person. There’s just something about it that will never be duplicated. The SS is nothing more than a marketing ploy to associate it with a Demon, and that’s coming from someone that bought a SS. I didn’t buy a Demon for two reasons. First, it was more than I could afford for a one-time outlay. But more importantly, the Demon is a car that deserves to be preserved and minimally driven. I enjoy modifying my vehicles and I wanted something I could build and drive, and drive hard.
I agree 100% with this.
 
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