Back to the future

[Haul Asp]

In a nondescript warehouse in east Texas, mechanic and entrepreneur Stephen Wynne is bringing a rare sports car back to life. If he succeeds, he almost certainly has Michael J. Fox to thank. A quarter century after DeLorean Motor Co. began making its glitzy, $25,000 two-seater — an operation that collapsed after two years — Wynne's small automotive outfit plans to bring the vehicle back into limited production at a 40,000-square-foot factory in this Houston suburb.

I was driving through north Houston and saw several of them on the road. Then they went into this warehouse, and it had the dmc logo on the building. I think the guy bought the rights to he name and is planning to produce a few. I hope they are better than the originals. Electrical systems were crap.

[chrish]

but it did a great job at following the white lines on the road...

[battlebot]

interesting

[chrish]

Originally Posted by battlebot

interesting

(Bot doing his Artie Shaw impersonation)

[Sterling]

Nothing about the Delorean was interesting in my opinion. The only reason it had the moderate success that it did was because of the movie "Back To The Future". With a 2.8 liter V6 producing 130 hp it was anything but a sports car. The "seagull" doors and the stainless steel body only added to a clunky look. They should have let the car die in peace (or pieces for that matter).

[battlebot]

gran turismo it was a fast car with some mods