The reason DeLorean failed spectacularly was because of poor management and bad timing. That John Z Delorean was a great car ...

Don Williams has owned a DeLorean for more than 40 years and at 96-years-old uses the antique automobile as his primary mode ...

It's called the Model-JZD, in honor of John Z. DeLorean. Whether any of these DeLoreans will ever actually make it to market... only the future will tell. Want the latest in tech and auto trends?

As one of the more colorful characters in recent automotive history, when John Z. DeLorean passed away in 2005, he left behind quite a legacy and quite a pile of paperwork. Among the many ...

John Z. DeLorean, driving force behind such iconic vehicles as the Pontiac GTO, Firebird and the DMC-12 that bears his name, led an interesting life. He helped jump-start the muscle car era ...

DNG Motors aims to build a sports car called the Model-JZD, named in tribute to John Z. DeLorean. On her Instagram, Kat DeLorean said that the company’s goal isn’t about making money ...

It later became infamous due to the exploits of its creator, John Z DeLorean. Comments are closed for this object What's this? Most of the content on A History of the World is created by the ...

"DeLorean: Life in the Fast Lane!" originally aired April 9, 1980. In it, WDIV's Doug Bruckner gives us a closer look at how Detroit native John DeLorean rose to fame and riches and broke ties ...

John Z. DeLorean found out the hard way, and Henrik Fisker has too, following his resignation from and the eventual collapse of electric vehicle firm Fisker Automotive. Perhaps Fisker’s next ...

NEWS BRIEF: Netflix has commissioned a limited series investigating infamous automotive maverick John Z DeLorean from Northern Irish indie Fired Up Films. Myth & Mogul: John Delorean will launch on ...

In 1973 John DeLorean was most likely going to be the next president of General Motors when he turned his back on his 650000 a year job and focused on a grander dream to build his own car company ...

It became famous when it appeared in the 'Back to the Future' trilogy of films starring Michael J Fox. It later became infamous due to the exploits of its creator, John Z DeLorean.