The 2017 DeLorean DMC-12 Will Have V6 Rear Engine With 300 To 400 HP A new law is driving DeLorean to start production once again. The carmaker now has plans to manufacture the 2017 DMC-12, which is expected to house a V6 rear engine with 300 to 400 HP.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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And if it gets dinged, you can't just bash it out with a hammer, put in some filler, sand it down and repaint it.
And if it gets dinged, you can't just bash it out with a hammer, put in some filler, sand it down and repaint it.
The same can be said for Aluminum, Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber and Carbon reinforced polymer.
Its not that great in real life, I actually know someone who has one. Just looks nice and thats about it, that French Renault engine is pretty much useless doubt it can even get to 88mph.
A neighbor of ours has one that he painted Ferrari red and the original engine was replaced with a Ferrari 360 V-8 and that explains the color choice.
By the way, it scoots!
Edit: I'll try to remember to post pictures when I get a chance this weekend.
And if it gets dinged, you can't just bash it out with a hammer, put in some filler, sand it down and repaint it.
The same can be said for Aluminum, Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber and Carbon reinforced polymer.
Biggest problem the DMC is its lack of paint. Not the material used. And Barts neighbour probably painted it for this very reason.
And if it gets dinged, you can't just bash it out with a hammer, put in some filler, sand it down and repaint it.
The same can be said for Aluminum, Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber and Carbon reinforced polymer.
Biggest problem the DMC is its lack of paint. Not the material used. And Barts neighbour probably painted it for this very reason.
I always liked the brushed steel look. Didn't think it needed paint. Stainless Steel doesn't rust, so it doesn't need paint. That would just be cosmetic, not functional like most vehicles.
But it would look good in a Ferrari Red!
One of several DMC painted red:
Every time I see one I fight the urge to rip out the back seats looking for bags of cocaine.
Really ?
Me, I'm going for the Mr. Coffee. MMM, coffee..
Funny thing the internet. Here I've been thinking my neighbor was all-so-unique and it turns out he's just a voice in a chorus. DD's comment made me go look.
One of several DMC painted red:
Looks good in red.....
Every time I see one I fight the urge to rip out the back seats looking for bags of cocaine.
Really ?
Me, I'm going for the Mr. Coffee. MMM, coffee..
Remember how the company was financed?