In 2007, at the now-defunct Geneva Motor Show, Dodge introduced the Demon concept car to the world. Finished in a bright ...

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A driver for a crime syndicate leaves rivals in the dust in a 1970 Plymouth Duster, reviving memories of a time when gas guzzling was as American as apple pie.

Plymouth originally wanted to name the Duster the "Devil" but would have had to sell its soul to a corporation for the copyright.

Co-created by J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, 'Duster' tracks an FBI agent out for revenge who recruits a getaway driver with his own axe to grind.

‘Duster’ Review: Josh Holloway’s Plymouth Rocks on Max Created by J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, this eight-part series is an entertaining throwback to the muscle-car movies of the 1970s.

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But in “Duster,” which derives its name from a fastback Plymouth coupe with a logo inspired by the Looney Tunes Tasmanian Devil, they are very much the stars.

A surreal image J.J. Abrams could not let go and a need to put respect on the Plymouth Duster has created the summer's coolest show on any streamer.

The Plymouth Duster is heavily featured in the teaser-trailer for "Duster," which stars Josh Holloway, Rachel Hilson and Keith David.