The DeLorean story is one of continuous development and clever engineering.

From the initial idea through to concept and ultimately production, the DMC-12 went through 3 engine proposals, major chassis redesigns and many interior changes.

The iconic design of the body was a product of Giorgetto Giugiaro who drew inspiration from his previous work, the Porsche Tapiro, a concept car from the 70s.

Uniquely, the DeLoreans body is constructed from brushed SEA 304 stainless steel aside from 3 very special cars plated in 24-karat gold.

The chassis was designed by no one other than Lotus' Colin Chapman who re-engineered the current design to feature a steel backbone chassis with Y-frames at the front and rear.

Grumman Aerospace were responsible for the design of the gullwing doors providing the most iconic part of the vehicle, etching the car into motoring history.

A2.85L single overhead cam PRV V6 engine powers the DeLorean, this engine was developed from the 2.7-litre V6 that was used...