It’s arguably the most important Dick Landy (aka “Dandy Dick”) car ever built, and was even restored by the legend himself.

Short list of common modifications puts this Ram in the 11-second range without forced induction or nitrous oxide.

Backed by a 1,000-horsepower 6.7-liter Cummins, Ram slams the doors and leaves a ton of coal at the line with a straight pipe.

After a year of ownership, KBB’s publishing editor loves his Dodge Demon, although he has hardly driven it.

Ram 1500 packs a 422-cubic inch Hemi with a Whipple blower, making 809 wheel horsepower.

The 19th annual NHRA Dodge Hemi Challenge will fire up at Lucas Oil Raceway, Aug. 29-30.

It is unclear what caused this Viper to crash to violently, but the driver is said to be unharmed.