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DeLorean DMC-12

The cooperation with DeLorean Motor Company begins in 1974 when John Z. DeLorean, ex GM vice president, and William Collins, DMC president, create a program for a two seats car with rear engine.

Vehicle Overview

Intended almost exclusively for American market, DMC 12 must be economical but in the meantime immediately recognizable, for this reason the bodywork is in brushed steel non painted, and seagull wind opening only seen before on Mercedes 300SL in 1954. The same abbreviation chosen for this car suggests the sale’s price, established in $ 12.000 (amount that will be very increased). A few details remind the Medici I and the Hyundai Pony, two prototypes that John Z. DeLorean noticed at Italdesign stand at Turin Motor Show in 1974, and those details pushed him to choose Giugiaro for the design of his new car.

Technical Specifications

Body

Limited
Year

1981
Make

DeLorean
Model

DMC-12
Coachbuilder

Italdesign
Length (mm)

4216
Width (mm)

1857
Height (mm)

1140
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Designer

Giorgetto Giugiaro
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