Take a look at this Exclusive 'Jim the Roadruner' Clip from Duster, an HBO Max original crime drama series distributed by HBO ...

Created by J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, this eight-part series is an entertaining throwback to the muscle-car movies of the 1970s.

Created by J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, this eight-part series is an entertaining throwback to the muscle-car movies of the 1970s.

Jim Ellis, a talented getaway driver, arrives in his custom Plymouth Duster and answers the phone. Funky bass music plays in the background while the clip introduces to the audience the other ...

One such car is the highly underrated Plymouth Duster. But HBO’s new “Duster” TV show has many muscle car fans asking how the Plymouth Duster got its name. And the story is almost as ...

But it’s the cars that you may appreciate most. In this case the star car is a Plymouth Duster 340, which came out in the 1970 model year with a 10.5:1 compression ratio, high-flow heads ...

He's a getaway driver for a crime syndicate, making deliveries and pickups for the crime boss, Sax, and his car of choice is a Plymouth Duster. This Is Us star Rachel Hilson is another lead in ...

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Holloway’s Jim drives for Ezra. Tearing across the cracked asphalt and tightly packed dirt roads in a cherry red 1970 Plymouth Duster, Jim makes deliveries and pickups for Ezra, none more ...

When he roars down the highway in his red Plymouth Duster, that’s all anyone sees: the car and, maybe, the man. Ellis wants to be more, do more, and as much as he’s come to respect Saxton like ...

When he’s not fighting in his orange Plymouth Duster, Jim’s wheelman missions involve him interacting with icons of 1970s pop culture, such as Colonel Tom Parker and Adrienne Barbeau.