1981 DeLorean DMC-12
Description
DeLorean DMC-12 is a unique sports car famous for its stainless-steel body and gullwing doors. Built by the DeLorean Motor Company, about 8,583 units were made before the company closed in 1982. This model has a service history available. Its striking stainless-steel body gives it a sleek, futuristic look, and the iconic gullwing doors open upwards, needing less space. Inside, it’s simple yet stylish, with leather seats and essential controls. Powered by a 2.85L V6 engine producing 130hp and paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission, the DMC-12 offers moderate performance but is loved for its bold design and pop culture status.
History
The DeLorean DMC-12, produced by the DeLorean Motor Company between 1981 and 1982, is a sports car famed for its stainless-steel body and iconic gullwing doors. Designed by former GM executive John DeLorean, it represented his ambitious vision for a groundbreaking American sports car. Despite initial excitement, the DMC-12 faced production delays, high costs, and mixed reviews, resulting in financial struggles for the company. Production was short-lived, with around 8,583 units built before DMC declared bankruptcy in 1982. However, the car gained a cult following, largely due to its starring role in Back to the Future, securing its place as an enduring cultural icon.
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