Recycled Hawtness: DeLorean Hovercar (w/ Video)
Sure, DeLorean cars are pretty cool. The doors open funny, they’re made of stainless steel, and they were in those
Read moreSure, DeLorean cars are pretty cool. The doors open funny, they’re made of stainless steel, and they were in those
Read moreThanks to the federal Low Volume Motor Vehicle Act, Craig Corbell says he will begin selling a replica of the Cord 810/812 next year. Known as the “coffin nose” car, the 810/812 was the first production car to feature covered headlights.
Read moreA change in federal law may allow DeLorean Motor Company of Humble, Texas to build a brand new DeLorean from original parts. With a modern engine, the replica may sell for around $100,000.
Read moreAnyone who knows me will tell you that there is absolutely no objectivity when it comes to a DeLorean – despite being painfully slow and almost laughably unreliable, they’re gorgeous classic cars. I mean, look at it. Have you ever seen anything so pretty? (Don’t answer that.)
Read moreWhen I first heard about the DeLorean Motor Company returning as an electric car maker, I sort of dismissed it
Read moreDIY DeLorean conversion? Not any more – the DMC’s all-electric version is scheduled to hit the market in 2013. But will it resolve the host of problems that plagued the original DeLorean, or fall victim to the same gremlins and lack of power that doomed its predecessor?
Read moreIf you spent any time as a child in the 80’s, you probably spent a more than a few afternoons
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