DMC-12
The
DeLorean was the vision of the John Z. DeLorean... once General Motor's
most respected designer. The car was manufactured beginning in 1981
at the State-of-the-art factory in Dunmurby, Northern Ireland.
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European license
surround also available
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The
DMC-12 is powered by a rear mounted, 130 HP Peugeot-Renault-Volvo 2.8 litre
(PRV-6) engine. This car can do 0-60 in less then 8 seconds which
is impressive for a v6 of that era. The most easily recognizable feature
on this car is it's Gull-wing doors.
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Transmission:
5 sp - Manual
Interior:
Gray
Options:
Air conditioning,
power locks, power windows AM/FM/Cassette,
leather seats, intermittent
wipers, lighted entry system
tachometer, rear
window defroster
Chassis:
Lotus-engineered
epoxy-coated steel
Engine:
Type:
Displacement:
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Fuel system:
Ignition sys.: |
Light-alloy 90 deg
V6 with duel overhead cams.
2.85 liters
91x73mm
8.8:1
Light-alloy with
cast iron cylinder liners.
Light-alloy cross-flow
with hemi-chambers
Water/Ethylene Glycol.
Radiator forward with twin thermostatically controlled fans
Bosch K-Jetronic
C.I.S. Fuel-injection
Bosch electronic
breakerless |
Power: 130 SAE NET
HP @ 5500 RPM
Torque: 208Nm (153
ft lb) @ 2750 RPM
Weight: 2844 lb.
(1290kg) with full fuel tank
Max speed: 130 MPH
This
Delorean is not to be used in, or near any stunts.
Located
in Los Angeles, California
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