Custom Dodge Demon Owned by NFL Quarterback up for Sale
Carson Wentz’s personal Demon represents any Philadelphia Eagles fan’s dream ride, at least until Nick Foles decides to sell his.
Owning a Dodge Demon in general is a dream for most Mopar fans. After all, who wouldn’t want to spend some time behind the wheel of this insane, purpose-built drag racer? But if you also happen to be a Philadelphia Eagles fan, you now have a chance to own what might be your idea of the ultimate vehicle purchase. Well, unless maybe Nick Foles decides to make his own personal ride available. Otherwise, this custom green Demon, owned by Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz, is up for sale over at Philly-area dealership Gary Barbera Dodge.
Obviously, no used Demon is what anyone would call cheap. And you’ll be tacking on a premium for the privilege of owning this car thanks to its celebrity ownership history, of course. The asking price for this mean green machine is currently a lofty $149,984. But at least the dealership will be making a charitable donation in the buyer’s name to Wentz’s A01 Foundation. And this particular car isn’t exactly stock, sporting a host of mods that make it rather unique as well.
For starters, the Demon wears some pretty large custom wheels and tires that fill out the wide fender flares. Pop the trunk, and you’ll find a custom subwoofer enclosure framed by green neon lighting and a nifty light-up Demon logo. On the inside, Wentz’s number 11 and signature are embroidered on the headrests. Topping off the package are some Eagles logos stitched into the floor mats.
Otherwise, this is a pretty nice Demon with just 3,689 miles on the clock. So you might wonder, why is Wentz parting ways with it? Well, the QB just recently found out he and his wife are having a baby, so it kinda makes sense. So perhaps he’s looking to replace the street-legal dragster with something a bit more practical. May we suggest a Charger Hellcat Widebody, perhaps?
For Eagles fans, this Demon sure looks like an enticing buy. Even if Wentz wasn’t able to get his team past the first round of the playoffs this year after departing with an injury against the Seahawks. But for die hard fans of the franchise, the lengthy offseason is a great time to expand their collection of memorabilia in perhaps the ultimate way.
Photos: Gary Barbera Dodge
Join the Dodge Forums now!
