There is no question that the Ford GT and Dodge Demon are cars that many people would love to have. However, the process of actually being able to obtain them is very challenging, as there are applications and waiting lists to be considered and navigated before purchase.

When it comes to the Dodge Demon, there is a giveaway that helps your chances a little bit, but even that is a longshot. With the Ford GT, it is next to impossible to actually be able to have the ability to get one, unless you are a popular figure in the world. These are both very expensive cars, as well, so that makes things even more challenging.

However, in this article, we will be looking at 10 rules created by the manufacturers that people must follow if they want to own or already own each of these cars. There is no question that these cars are extremely sought-after, but they do require a lot from buyers. Some people may even be turned off by what is expected from the owners of these cars, while others likely will not care too much as long as they actually can own—and drive—one. At the end of the day, like with all great cars, there are specific rules that we must adhere to with both of these vehicles.

Now, let's look at these rules!

20 Dodge Demon: Must Sign Papers 3 Days After Winning

If an individual ends up being extremely lucky and wins a Dodge Demon, they must have all of the papers signed three days after winning. When seeing how there are an abundance of people looking to win, this is entirely justifiable by Dodge and it makes sense why they do this.

If one were to not respond with everything signed in those three days, the car manufacturer would have then gone right ahead and started the process of drawing another winner. This definitely would be heartbreaking for the original winner, as obtaining the chance to own and drive this breathtaking vehicle is extremely low.

19 Ford GT: Have To Apply For Selection

For the Ford GT, one has to go through a lengthy application process. This makes a lot of sense, as the Ford GT is one of the most sought out vehicles each and every release year. However, it is essential to note that applying does not equate to actually winning one.

There is no question that this car manufacturer makes this process extremely long, as they are looking for the perfect candidates to add these to their collections. At the end of the day, although it may take a lot of time, it is worth it if you actually manage to be chosen as a winner.

18 Dodge Demon: Accidents Are On Owner, Not Company

For Dodge Demon drivers, it is very important that they are extremely cautious when they are on the road. For one to be chosen to own one of these vehicles, they must rid their right to take legal action against the car manufacturer if they end up in any kind of accident whatsoever.

This definitely is a major rule to follow, and in a sense, it is a bit over the top. A car manufacturer should not have the right to rid themselves of any amount of responsibility. If a Dodge Demon was built poorly and that led to an accident, they would end up getting way with it entirely because of this rule.

17 Ford GT: Must Participate In Ford Publicity Programs

There is no question that Ford has an amazing history and a major reason behind this is the fact that they are known for hosting very solid events. They truly care about the number of individuals in attendance, so they often encourage Ford GT owners to participate in them.

For a person to own a Ford GT, it is clear that the car manufacturer saw them as being worthy enough to be a member of their elite class. However, for one to gain that luxury, they must be active at as many Ford events as possible, especially if they are close to one in their area.

16 Dodge Demon: Taxes Are Responsibility Of Owner

This one is a bit intriguing, but Dodge Demon owners are responsible for setting up their tax payments once they obtain this car. It is a bit challenging to determine how much exactly these owners will have to pay for it, but it is clear that it can often be a lot.

This is definitely one of the burdens of owning a special and expensive car, but it is apparent that these drivers do not mind. At the end of the day, they have the privilege of owning one of the coolest and most sought out for vehicles in the history of the automobile world.

15 Ford GT: Must Respond To Ford's Emails

Something that definitely will hurt an individual's chances of being chosen to receive a Ford GT is if they do not respond to the car manufacturer's emails in a timely fashion. In fact, if one waits too long after having been chosen, they will end up being unselected.

So an important rule for all aspiring Ford GT owners is to keep their ringers on and to set up their email accounts so that everything is sent to their cell phones. It would truly be devastating if one were to accidentally miss an email from them and lose their chance of driving one of these masterpieces.

14 Dodge Demon: Manufacturer Is Not Responsible For Mailing Delays

This is a minor rule but it is important to know. There is a good chance that there will be mailing delays when it comes to receiving your Dodge Demon, so it is better to have low expectations on that front. However, it is still worth it once you receive the car.

It appears that the car manufacturer is simply looking to not be bothered by irritated drivers with this rule, and it is entirely justifiable. It is truly not in their hands if mailing delays end up occurring, as they are not in control of the postal system and never will be.

13 Ford GT: Cannot Trade Car In

If for some odd reason a driver ended up disliking their Ford GT, they would still not be allowed to trade it in. Due to the fact that this is a vehicle that people are desperately hoping to secure, it makes a lot of sense that this rule is implemented by Ford.

In all honesty, it is weird to even think that somebody would trade this car in. When seeing how only a few people are selected to own them ever, it would be best to keep in your collection. It is one vehicle that many individuals are looking to obtain each and every year.

12 Dodge Demon: Repair Visits Are A Necessity

When it comes to the overall vehicle, it is important to routinely get your Dodge Demon looked at by mechanics. Now, that is not to say that these vehicles are poor when it comes to their overall build quality but it is important to make sure they are all set for serious burnouts.

There is no question that winning a rare car is a massive deal, so one should do their best to ensure that it will have the ability to last for a long time. This vehicle will easily be the best one that they will ever own in their lifetimes, so it would be wise for them to take care of it as much as possible.

11 Ford GT: Past Owners Get Considered First

If one is a previous owner of a Ford GT, they stand a better shot of being chosen. There is no question that your status with the car manufacturer grows if you have a previous GT on your resume. With that being said, newbies have an even harder chance of winning one.

There is no question that this is a rule that can be irritating to some, but at the end of the day, it is justifiable. Previous owners have shown that they can follow the rules from the car manufacturer, and have grown in their perceived value with the company, so it does make sense.

10 Dodge Demon: Selection Is Totally Random

Unlike Ford having a massive system when it comes to choosing their drivers, Dodge chooses one randomly through the website Random.org. This is definitely a pretty cool feature from the car manufacturer, as each potential winner has the same chance.

If one were to want to win a rare car, it is clear that going for the Dodge Demon will give you better odds, especially if you are new to the scene. Although the chances are still very limited, there is no special treatment when it comes to these selections, which is a bit of a positive for the Dodge Demon.

9 Ford GT: Must Actually Drive Them

This may sound a bit silly to some, but if one is to win a Ford GT, they must actually drive it. There is no question that the vast majority of people in the automobile world would drive their Ford GT with pride, but some actually like to keep it in their garages for display only.

This does not fly with the car manufacturer and they do base their selections on how often these cars will actually be used. When seeing how there are so many people who desperately want to own these, this is a rule that definitely is fair and, honestly, it is a necessity.

8 Dodge Demon: Maximum Of 2,000 Slots Are Available

When it comes to applying for a Dodge Demon, it is important to note that there are only 2,000 available spots. As previously stated, it is a first-come-first-serve type of system, so anyone can apply. However, one must act very quickly or they will lose the chance entirely.

This is a system that is pretty cool, as it forces potential drivers to work fast to receive this product. The idea of having a 1-in-2,000 chance to win this special vehicle is a bit daunting, but this system also allows people to actually have a standing shot of it, unlike the Ford GT.

7 Ford GT: Your Social Status Matters

This is something that should not surprise anyone when it comes to Ford, but your social status matters immensely. As previously stated, past GT owners stand a better shot of winning them. However, one must also have a strong social media following as well.

The primary reason why this car manufacturer cares so much about the social status of its GT owners is that it will give them more publicity. They often encourage their owners to share the vehicle as often as possible, as this gives both parties involved a bigger following. Free marketing is clearly something Ford wants to receive.

6 Dodge Demon: Must Be Active During Livestream

This may sound like a strange rule, but it is one that is extremely important. Although one's chances of winning a Dodge Demon are slim, it is essential that they are active during the livestream, when the winner is announced. If one misses it and they actually win, they may miss out on the car and lose the slot they've won after so much time.

Although announcing a winner through social media is a pretty cool method in terms of anticipation, this system definitely can result in people missing out. However, it is the responsibility of the participant to be active during this announcement.

5 Ford GT: Must Make A Video Pitch

There have been reports that potential winners may have a better shot of actually winning if they make a video. There is no question that showing yourself leaves an impression on the car manufacturer, so it does make sense for this to be a good thing.

One factor that could actually help an individual's chances is to make the video extremely unique. It is hard to stand out from the rest of the pack when you're just one of the many of applications for the Ford GT, so this rule is one that everyone should try to follow if they want to win.

4 Dodge Demon: Must Be At Least 18 To Own

Although many states allow drivers to obtain their licenses at 16, it is important to note that one must be 18 years of age to apply for a Dodge Demon. This is a pretty understandable standard, as this seems to be the age requirement for most transactions involving sales.

This is a rule that will never change, so there is no need for younger drivers to complain about it. They will have their chance to win in the near future, so at the end of the day, they must remain patient. Although this is a small rule, it is important to know.

3 Ford GT: Price Is Set By Manufacturer

When it comes to actually paying for a Ford GT, it is important to remember that there is no way to lower the actual price. One must adhere to the sticker price given by the car manufacturer and with that being stated, everyone can expect to pay a plethora of cash for it.

This definitely can be a bit annoying, but when seeing how sought-after this vehicle is, it is understandable. There are people who would spend millions to obtain this vehicle, so Ford truly does have all the power in the world to jack up prices. If one rejects a Ford GT for being too expensive, there are others who will not.

2 Dodge Demon: Entering Bid Is Free

The application process to have the chance to own a Dodge Demon is pretty cool because it is entirely free. In a sense, one has nothing to actually lose when it comes to applying for this vehicle, so there is no reason for someone not to try it out.

However, it would be wise for people to have the finances to purchase and pay the taxes required for this car beforehand. When seeing how expensive this vehicle is, Dodge deserves some praise for making this part of the process free for potential buyers—though would-be dreamers may just be wasting their time if they can't actually afford the car.

1 Ford GT: Cannot Sell Car

If a Ford GT owner, for some reason, does not like their car and has the desire to sell it, they legally cannot. This is a major rule from the car manufacturer, and it is stated throughout the application process. This definitely is justifiable, as many people want this car.

There is a good chance that a Ford GT owner could actually get more money by selling this car themselves, as people would keep bidding for it well above the original MSRP. This is something that the car manufacturer is looking to avoid, so this definitely was wise of them to make a rule to prevent it.

Sources: Ford GT, Road and Track, and Jalopnik.