Approximately 9000 were made before the plant closed in 1982.
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1,840 produced in 1981
There were only a few red DeLoreans produced, with estimates suggesting that around 6 to 8 red models were made. These were primarily used for promotional purposes and were not part of the regular production run of the DeLorean DMC-12, which was predominantly available in stainless steel. The rarity of the red DeLoreans makes them highly sought after by collectors today.
Yes.
Yes, but only a very small amount were made right hand drive from factory
Ian Crimean European
Yes.
yes, in houstin, texas, america.
Approximately 9,000 DeLorean cars were built during the production run from 1981 to 1983. The DeLorean Motor Company faced financial difficulties, leading to the closure of the factory in 1982. Today, the remaining DeLoreans are considered collectibles, with some models being restored and modified by enthusiasts.
Delorean only officially made one model, the DMC-12. They went bankrupt in 1982 so there was no 1983 Delorean, the DMC-12 was made in 81-82.
DeLoreans really do exist, but do not travel through time. As far as we know, that is...
because of the stainless steel body construction the body will not rust. The chassis however can rust and is a common problem with Deloreans