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Getting real value from a classic muscle car means finding an undervalued killer ride with nothing but potential.

Duster Episode 4 leans into fast cars, weird team-ups, and father-fueled motivations. As Jim and Nina chase different leads, ...

A driver for a southwestern crime organization leaves rivals in the dust in a 1970 Plymouth Duster that revives memories of a time when gas guzzling was as American as apple pie and nobody cared.

His buffed red Plymouth ... hoping to see white-knuckle, Bullitt-esque chases every week may feel short-changed, as the series largely trades in gunfights and fisticuffs. Duster nonetheless ...

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 ...

But so is a 1970 Plymouth Duster – hood scoop ... a learned part of her natural confidence – you know they’re white, and you know they don’t respect her. But in case you didn’t know ...

Duster channels the energy of a bygone small screen era, when shows like Mannix presented a guy with antihero tendencies who was always in cars – for Joe Mannix, it was often a Plymouth ...

As a gorgeous white guy with long blonde locks ... 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 ...

Because it’s the ‘70s, all the white males within her unit ... When he’s not fighting in his orange Plymouth Duster, Jim’s wheelman missions involve him interacting with icons of 1970s ...

But Mr. Holloway and his vintage Plymouth help make the eight-part “Duster” a clever homage to the muscle-car-and-machismo movie of the ’70s drive-in. With the fuel additive of a murder mystery.