For all intents and purposes, the new Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye is nearly as powerful, nearly as fast, nearly as... well... awesome as the preceding Demon. All for $15k less, and without the limited availability, too. But when it comes to driving the ultimate, "nearly" may not be good enough for some.

So what's a power-crazed muscle-car enthusiast to do if he (or she) didn't get a Demon while they were still being made? Look to the second-hand market, where there's still plenty to be found. And some of them are still brand new.

In fact Barrett-Jackson has no fewer than four 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demons on the docket for its upcoming sale in Las Vegas next month. There's a Torch Red example with just eight miles on the clock. There's a Knuckle White one that's logged just 11 miles. A Plum Crazy purple example has been driven only five miles. And the murdered-out, all-black example has just 6 miles on the odometer. All factory-fresh, in other words, with barely what you might consider "delivery mileage." The black and purple ones were never even dealer-prepped for delivery, and they all come with their accompanying parts crate and cover.

Of course, these being Demons, they all pack the same 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine kicking out 808 horsepower – or as much as 840 on racing fuel – and 770 lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission. At 2.7 liters, the supercharger is bigger than the engine on most cars, helping it run to 60 in a blinding 2.3 seconds, and covering the quarter-mile in 9.65.

The new Redeye, by comparison, packs 797 hp and 707 lb-ft of torque to hit 60 in 3.4 seconds and run the quarter in 10.8. Like we said, "nearly," but not quite the punch of these four Demons.