It seems it’s not just dealers that must abide by strict rules regarding the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon.

Customers, too, will need to agree to some rules in order to be allocated a build slot.

Jalopnik has a copy of a three-page "Demon Disclosure Form" that Demon customers will have to sign.

It’s certainly not normal procedure when buying a car, but then again the Demon is no normal car.

The strangest is probably the rule that a Demon can’t be driven in temperatures below 15 degrees F (-9 degrees C), when using the stock Nitto NT05R drag radial tires. According to Dodge, the cold temperatures can cause the tires to lose some flexibility which in turn could lead to cracking and other damage. Recall, the tires feature a custom compound and construction designed for drag racing.

2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon

2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon

Considering the Demon is the first production car fitted as standard with drag radials, the rule is understandable. Heck, you really have to be a nutter to be regularly using the drag strip heroes outside of a drag strip.

Demon customers will also need to acknowledge that the drag radials aren’t suited for highway driving. Dodge explains that this will cause them to wear out faster and also lead to hydroplaning in wet weather. Our recommendation? Just switch to regular tires and save the drag radials for the drag strip.

The other rules are more obvious, like not using the car’s Track-Use features outside of the track. Interestingly, Dodge also warns that a passenger seat can’t be installed if the Demon doesn’t come from the factory equipped with a passenger seat.

Head to Jalopnik to see the document in full.