DMC DeLorean

Overview
The DMC DeLorean (or more commonly known just as the DeLorean) is a sports car by John DeLorean and the DeLorean Motor Company which began manufacturing in 1981. Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, the vehicle became popular due to its brushed stainless-steal body, Gull-wing doors, its fiberglass structure with a steel chassis. After launch, it became known for its lack of engine power which was disappointing for its price tag and for its competitors at that time but after the movie Back to the Future, (released in 1985) the DeLorean grew in popularity.

In October, 1975 the first prototype of the DeLorean was made and and was known as the DeLorean Safety Vehicle (or DSV-1 for short.) Late on as more prototypes were made, the prototype got the name of DMC-12, it was called this for its 12,000$ target (9,459.24£, 10,664.40€.) After multiple delays, the DeLorean began rolling off the assembly line in 1981 as the renamed the car to simply as DeLorean. The factory was located in Dunmurry, which was near Belfast, Northern Ireland and throughout production the vehicle didn't undergo many changes but with minor changes occurring the most such as the wheels, its stainless-steal body, radio, etc. But after 3 years it was being manufactured, only about 9,000 vehicles were created.

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