However, this wasn't always the case. Its original slogan was "We ain't bad but the bad don't mess with us!!", then "We're not the baddest but the bad don't mess with us!", then later became "Bad to the Bone".

Grave Digger 38- A CRD chassis that Morgan Kane debuted in late 2018 arena events. It was driven by Charlie Pauken from 2019-2020 and by Randy Brown in 2022. Matt Cody took over driving in 2023 in international events. Brandon Vinson (Arena Series- West, WF Racing), Krysten Anderson (Arena Series- Central), Weston Anderson (Arena Series- East) Grave Digger 18 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger. It was driven by Randy Brown from 2003-2007 and Rod Schmidt from 2008 to 2012. The chassis later became El Diablo in 2013 and ran until its retirement in 2015. Grave Digger 26 - Was built in 2012 and driven by Jon Zimmer from 2013 to 2016. It later became his second Dragon chassis and retired after 2016.Grave Digger 36 - A CRD chassis driven by Tyler Menninga from October 2018 to 2021, and currently by Brandon Vinson since 2022. It would be used by Dennis Anderson during his final lap for the Class of 2020 induction ceremony at the Monster Jam Hall Of Fame event in Orlando, Florida in 2021. Morgan Kane (WF Racing and AMSOIL West), Adam Anderson (WF Freestyle and FS1 Series), Cole Venard (AMSOIL East) The 2012 Monster Jam series contains 80 models and each vehicle came with a Topps trading card featuring that vehicle. The 2012 series was broken up into the following subsets. Grave Digger 22 - Originally debuted as Batman in 2006. Became Grave Digger 22 and was driven by Charlie Pauken from 2009 to 2013. It would be driven as Monster Mutt at Monster Jam World Finals XI and win the freestyle championship under Pauken. It was retired shortly after 2013. Grave Digger 24 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger. Driven by Chad Tingler from 2011-2015. It is now retired.

Dennis and Grave Digger 20 appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien's 2009 Halloween episode, where he crushed the world's largest pumpkin; [22] footage of this episode was later used to promote Cincinnati 2010. [23] Three years later, Conan would try to drive Grave Digger 22 himself and crushed an RV. [24] Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle vs. Destroyer (Destroyer advances to round 2 after the Turtle crashes at the end of the race.) Grave Digger 16 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger built and driven by Pablo Huffaker from 2002-2013. Saudi Arabia 2017 was one of the few Monster Jam shows in recent years to not have Grave Digger whatsoever, due to religious reasons. Tyler Menninga (Triple Threat- East), Brandon Vinson (Triple Threat- West), Randy Brown (Arena Series), Charlie Pauken (Stadium Series- Yellow)Grave Digger 25 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger. Driven by Gary Porter from 2011 to 2014 and Morgan Kane from 2015 to 2016; Kane would win the racing championship at Monster Jam World Finals XVII with this chassis. It is now retired. In 2019, Randy Brown would compete with Grave Digger 39 on the Arena Championship Series, Krysten Anderson with Grave Digger 34 on the Triple Threat East tour, Brandon Vinson with Grave Digger 31 on the Triple Threat Central tour, and Tyler Menninga with Grave Digger 36 on the Triple Threat West tour. Morgan Kane would compete on the Stadium Championship Series 1 with Grave Digger 33, Adam Anderson on Stadium Championship Series 2 with Grave Digger 35 and Charlie Pauken on Stadium Championship Series 3 with Grave Digger 38. Grave Digger 37 would stay overseas and be used for displays, one notably with Cynthia Gauthier. Adam, Brandon, Randy and Tyler won their tours, earning them all automatic bids to Monster Jam World Finals XX in Orlando, Florida; the first Monster Jam World Finals to be hosted outside of Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada since its inception. [2] [3] Although Charlie wasn't invited, he would debut Grave Digger Fire for the racing encore as a promotion for the up-coming inaugural Monster Jam All-Star Challenge in Las Vegas, Nevada. During the first Monster Jam All-Star Challenge, Pauken once again runs Grave Digger Fire for Team Fire while Adam and Tyler also run for Team Fire with standard Grave Digger bodies. Meanwhile, Krysten debuts Grave Digger Ice as a member of Team Ice. Ryan Anderson in Son-Uva Digger would win the Chicago-style racing event and the overall event championship for Team Ice. In San Juan, Puerto Rico, Brandon would debut Grave Digger 41.

Grave Digger 12 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger. It was driven by Dennis Anderson from 1996-2000, Todd Frolik and Norm Miller in 2000, and Gary Porter from 2001-2010. Most well-known for the longer wheelbase. It also ran as Grave Digger the Legend under Tony Farrell in 2011 before it was retired.Grave Digger 27 - A CRD chassis built in 2013 driven by Charlie Pauken from 2014 to 2018. It retired after 2018. Grave Digger 10 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger built and driven by Pablo Huffaker from 1995-2001. It also ran as Radical Rescue from 2002-2004.

Anderson family drivers that have competed in Monster Jam tours ( Dennis on his own tombstone, Adam, Ryan, Krysten, and Weston on one tombstone). The first World Finals in which a driver won the world racing championship, but would record the lowest score in freestyle. Chrome versions of both special edition designs, with 3D logos and Grim faces, were run at Monster Jam World Finals XIII by Dennis; the green one was used during racing, while the purple one was run for freestyle. The Grim faces (both 3D and non-3D) would feature red LED lights in the eyes.Tyler Menninga (Triple Threat - West), Brandon Vinson (Triple Threat - Central), Adam Anderson (Stadium Championship Series 2), Randy Brown (Arena Tour) Destroyer breaking a wheel off in freestyle. NOTE: This was Destroyer's last World Finals appearance in a Chevrolet body. In 2020, the team remains unchanged. Adam drove in the Stadium Red tour, Morgan in the Stadium Green tour, and Charlie in the Stadium Yellow tour. Tyler, Brandon and Krysten drove on the Triple Threat Series East, West and Central tours respectively. Randy would also drive on Arena Tour 4. Tyler once again wins the Triple Threat Series East tour, earning him a spot in Monster Jam World Finals XXI; the original event was later canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic but would return in 2022. Charlie, Brandon, and Randy would also be declared champions of their respective tours as they were in the points lead for each when the pandemic canceled the remainder of the season.