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Plymouth came out with the A-body Duster 340 in 1970, Dodge brought out their version, the Demon 340, in 1971.
The Duster was created because the Barracuda was moving from the small valiant-based A-body up to the larger new e-body and this left a gap for a small, sporty coupe. The Duster was born. It sold well and Dodge came out with their version, the Demon, the following year.
Just FYI, the Super Bee also copied the Plymouth Road Runner when it came out and was successful, and the Challenger was created to use the new e-body that itself was created mostly so that they could stuff a street hemi in a Plymouth Barracuda.
Not knocking Dodge, they're my second-favorite mopar division, but credit where it's due, Plymouth was killing it in 67-71.