Why DeLorean is the most misunderstood car in the World

Casey Putsch speaks about a 1982 DeLorean DMC-12 and why it is the most misunderstood car in the world and how media slander made an entire generation prejudiced against a perfectly good car. Big thanks to Avalon King Ceramic Coating. Purchase their astonishingly good product in the link below. Yes, it freakin works!!!!
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[@griplimit]

It’s no coincidence that this video was recommended to me after I just watched Back to the Future yesterday... Google is always listening

[@Dimitri88888888]

that's just a coincidence unless you watched back to the future either on chrome or youtube. But even chrome would be a big fucking stretch.

[@Slick280z78]

Of course! Right Alexa...

[@crapthisisalongusern]

You too!

[@AlphaWolf-xi1dg]

same

[@subieasunayuuki]

Which could possibly be true.

[@Ermy1996]

Deloreans are really rare and really loved here in italy, really expensive as well sadly. Last year we where at a nice car convention, tons of supercars, a chiron and yet when the delorean passed by was the only thing that everybody was watching! I had never seen one driving before, or since.

[@MottoYT_]

it is kinda crazy how it doesn´t matter what other cars are in a place, if the delorean is there, it will get all the (deserved) attention

[@presentmic3605]

Tbh the delorean is nice to look at but it just looks a bit too much like a toy. The hypercars do as well. Something like a R34 Nismo or the supra is more my taste

[@Thejuiceboy-nw7os]

Whats the average price of a delorean?

[@Thejuiceboy-nw7os]

@@presentmic3605 it looks like a toy because the builder had a dream and that was to make it happen .

[@Ermy1996]

@@Thejuiceboy-nw7os there is no real average being extremely rare in the EU but from what i can find between 37k and 75k euros, which is even more in dollars. Depending on mileage and condition

[@fishrenfroeboyd7954]

I’m just here to see if anyone made the “what happens when it hits 88 mph” comment.

[@STho205]

Since the OEM speedo only goes to 85mph, how would you know.

[@carguy3028]

S Tho you know when the flux capacitor activates and you back to the future or the past now.

[@SamAx57]

Fish Renfroe Boyd easy, you pass a speed trap and get a ticket in your mailbox

[@STho205]

@@SamAx57 delivered by Western Union from 1885.

[@subieasunayuuki]

When it hits 88 MPH the speedometer will read 88 MPH.

[@bytes311]

A good, honest, no BS video about the DeLorean showcased in positive light. Love it. Thanks for sharing.

[@bimmerwman]

Beautiful Car. It looks like a Masterpiece. John DeLorean had more determination that anyone that I have ever read about. Pure genius.

[@BlueOvals24]

It's a stainless doorstop wedge with no character, not to mention John DeLorean was a crack addict.

[@bimmerwman]

@@BlueOvals24 I have always loved this car. I have worked in the automotive manufacturing industry and have seen first hand the lack of integrity and ethics. John was trying to create a company that was devoid of all crap such as that. The sad part is the conspiracy against him won.

[@BlueOvals24]

@@bimmerwman No, the conspiracy didn't win, the facts did. All the crack they found him with was legit. And even if he wasn't a crack addict, his company was already suffering. The business model he ran would never work for a developing company. And since then there have been laws passed that force employers to do right by their employees anyway.

[@bimmerwman]

@@BlueOvals24 where did you get that info? I have researched this quite a bit from the actual literature from the time (Magazine/books etc). He was acquitted after an FBI informant entrapped him after he threatened John's family. John even wrote a letter "open in the event of my death" right before he walked into the hotel room sting. He thought he might be assassinated.

[@BlueOvals24]

@@bimmerwman It wasn't a sting. Dude had cocain in his house and even a small stash in the factory.

[@hillbillyhotrods4120]

I owned an 81 Delorean 5 speed for 13 years, great car, fun to drive, and easy to get parts for and work on!!

[@CaseyPutsch]

Hope you guys enjoy getting up close and personal with a DeLorean!

[@jerkofalltrades5430]

I always thought they looked like Scirroccos from the front

[@brianspenst1374]

I love those cars. Unfortunately, push back from the US auto industry and some major cocaine issues killed the company.

[@sdchev01]

I always did like the DeLorean. I wouldn't mind owning one.

[@Daermos]

I have always loved the Delorean, always thought was beautiful with the stainless steel

[@Newbuddyzx1]

That Tesla iroc is coming i feel , it. Deff leopard sux! Me : Casey what year is it ? Casey : two thousand and .. 1984

[@imhappyandyou.4003]

This my friends is what we call "Rolling Art".. Simply beautiful and still stylish even today. Thanks for sharing. 🙏

[@jparsons233]

I've been around DeLoreans most of my life. I wanted to say thank you for actually shinning some truth on some of these myths. They are truly amazing cars and people like us can help show people the truth. We go day by day hearing the same false things people that believe are true. One of the best cars on the road. Live the dream!

[@BlueOvals24]

Please don't tell me your serious. Those things were awful. Looked awful, had an awful stainless steel body, are difficult to work on and are terrible unreliable. BTTF was the only reason anybody every gave those things a second look.

[@jparsons233]

Neutrally Neutral comments like this makes me laugh honestly. Usually comes from people that know nothing of the car. Be honest I do NOT like the BTTF movies. There’s so much to the car itself than a stupid movie. To be why would anybody watch a movie about incest & a man making the car look like a mobile meth lab. I’ve been around DeLoreans for 15+ years and I can already discredit your unreliability part right off the bat. Only thing I do not like is that Bosch mechanical fuel injection which is mentioned in this video. I swear that system was designed for Germany’s revenge on losing the war. That system does not like to sit and that’s what most people’s issues are when they try running the car. We know a couple with 800k miles on theirs and a guy with 700k miles on his and he daily drives ever since he bought it in 1981. Yes I know the super early cars roughly 300 or so cars had build quality issues but they greatly improved. The cars handle well and perform rather well. I personally love the styling of the car and the stainless panels. But if you take care of these cars they are actually very reliable. Also they are easier to work on than most cars. Only thing a pain is that fuel system as I said. Converting it over to a modern EFI helps tremendously.

[@carsieplg]

To be fair any car built while bombs and gun battles are going on 200 yards from the factory that is still around must be decent enough but the Delorean couldn't even keep up with a Cavalier SRI 130 i can still see the test track from my house

[@BlueOvals24]

@@jparsons233 Those cars do not handle well even by 80's standards. I know many of the flaws with them because one of my former automotive instructors spent a lot of time around them. And any time he mentioned a flaw with a modern car, he would relate it with the DeLorean. As a car, they were terrible. As a company, They failed in the most embarrassing way any automaker has failed. Just because you really like those cars, doesn't mean they were actually good.

[@jparsons233]

Neutrally Neutral the thing that really did hurt handing I’ll admit was raising the front end up. Lowering the car back down the way it should have been really helps. We’ve taken the Delorean on some country roads and went around corners at high speeds. The car does have huge potential. As I said I’ve been around DeLoreans most of my life. I’ve been in a few stock suspension DeLoreans and they handled better than what most said. Well if you really want the best handling out of these cars I do recommend DPI in Ohio. Their suspension set is amazing.

[@3dlabs99]

6:12 that is the flux-capacitor-empty warning beep

[@L00PdeL00P]

It’s such a neat car even disregarding the pop culture meaning. It always reminds me of the Bricklin SV-1. The weird material, the gullwing doors, the futuristic design, the one-off production, the weird history and ethos, all of it :)

[@elyeli6250]

The bricklin was Inspiration for the DeLorean

[@johndelorean7353]

@@elyeli6250 Lotus Esprit was inspiration for the DeLorean, not the bricklin

[@Wilantonjakov]

@@johndelorean7353 Didn't John also really like the 300SL? I thought the DMC-12 was a homage to that car.

[@AlexTsekot]

Giugiaro knocked it out of the park with the Delorean, just a classic look that doesn't age.

[@ViaticalTree]

It’s unique but it still looks like an 80s sports car.

[@parkerw1640]

Oh it ages, but it ages very well

[@bryanhallman8183]

It's funny to think that the other design went to Bricklin. 😋

[@bliglum]

@@parkerw1640 Agreed. Still looks aged, with it's typically 80's blocky design. But it still looks super cool.

[@BlueOvals24]

It does age and not very well. It's a stainless steel doorstop wedge that had depressing performance specs that make the Pontiac Fiero look fast.

[@_financial_regret_]

Oh my god I want one of these so badly. I’m working my ass off doing anything I can to make money during the lockdown and am trying to get any automotive apprenticeship to make money towards one of these

[@CaseyPutsch]

Can't wait to see you succeed!

[@_financial_regret_]

Casey Putsch thanks Casey

[@jeffrey2xtreme195]

Same I want one too

[@RickyRicardoMJF]

Wish u the best of luck man...🥳

[@_financial_regret_]

Ricky Ricardo thank you man

[@steampunknord]

It's in my mind one of the most cyberpunk cars you could ever buy and for that reason I love it.

[@ryanmckenna5254]

"I use to daily drive one in college." Me: jealous af

[@benvin10365]

I have one of your shift knobs on my car, VIN 10365. I bought it from you at the Memphis DCS. I bought the smooth spherical polished stainless shift knob from your vendor table.

[@proto1132]

One of my favorite cars ever! Who cares what the media says!

[@mr.e7261]

Honestly the DeLorean isn’t my favorite car but it is one car I’d love to experience someday

[@DB-hv3fn]

Great car Casey,you are right about the equipment being dumped in the Irish Sea when the factory was being liquidated. My cousin worked for the British government in Belfast at the time and told me that same story. Keep up the good work 👍🇮🇪

[@markh3478]

A Delorean passed me on I-385 today and took my exit so it sat next to me idling. It sounded good and much better than 99% of any new cars at idle .This guy knows his stuff . I had an 83 Mondial QV with that same Bosch K-Jetronic FI system . It is durable for sure but due to Ferrari's moderately aggressive cam overlap it never ran the same any two times I drove it for the six years I had it - except above about 4000 rpm which was consistent and oh so lovely . The Delorean is an amazing car .

[@LifeatSpeed]

I love the DeLorean! Such a fun car, of course Back to the Future was my exposure and any time I see one with a time machine conversion it just makes me smile. Last time I was at the Petersen they had a Hollywood movie car display with one and it was great seeing it there. The best for me though is in the small town that I live in we have a Town Square with a "clock tower" and there is a DeLorean in town and every once in a while I find it parked in front of our clock tower and it's just priceless to see.

[@787brx8]

All Logan Utah has/had is... The Clock Tower Plaza, Bluebird Restaurant, Twin Pines Condos and LMC which was owned by John Delorean.

[@realbuildsthebasics8091]

Wow ... that brought back some memories! In 1981 I autocrossed a Delorean supplied to me by Dunhill Cigarettes for a series championship. Did ok ... class wins, but not competitive for the series overall. Being an early car there were quality control build issues ... running too hot, fitment body/interior things like that and the dealer took care of them. Once you get your head around the fact it's a boulevard cruiser they were a pretty decent piece ... more of a cruiser/GT. As an autocross car it had some serious quirks ... snapping between heavy understeer to heavy oversteer .... had to drive the wheels off it to be competitive ... best bet was to carry speed in the corners an pitch it into a balanced drift while keeping rpm in top end of the range ... but again not really what it was meant for. As an unusual driver, touring or GT piece ... with the bugs sorted (as they well should be nearly 20 years later) it would be a nice piece. Thanks for the memories ... been a very long time since I thought of the "81" season.

[@realbuildsthebasics8091]

@@Flies2FLL Pretty much ... with the Euro spec engine it would have been more of a blast.

[@vtrang721]

The cover over the switches is called a mattaligner. Used to prevent accidentally resting your arm on the switches and overheating them. - a delorean owner

[@carbonarc23]

I appreciate your reintroduction to the DeLorean, I've always loved them.

[@ActuallySanFrancisco]

i'm glad you brought up the suspension thing. i wish more people realized you can just lower it to john delorean's original specs. delorean themselves will even do this for you.

[@texsquirrel213]

Thanks Casey! Now I’m starting to want a DeLorean. Maybe after I buy a Scirocco and a 944. You’re showing me all my favorites from when I was in high school. (I’ve actually owned several Sciroccos, but only wished for the others) I remember the day that my parents took me to a DeLorean dealership to see one in person. I had a DeLorean brochure for years and years.

[@dominicpelosi3001]

I have watched this video several times, something about this Delorean looks so clean compared to others. Definitely a well maintained and cared for car. What I wouldn't do to own one of these beautiful cars, truly a testimony to automotive craftsmanship.

[@Voivrenetwork]

Been wanting a DeLorean since I was a kid, still want to get one that isn't running and needs work and just do it myself, that's a dream of mine no matter how many years go by, never diminishes, only grows stronger, but right now, things aren't so good for me in my life, so maybe soon or even years from now I might get my chance. Thanks for the video :)

[@RoseAlchemist22]

I have always loved the DeLorean, and yes that is because of Back to the Future. I remember the first time seeing the movie was in a hospital room after getting my tonsils taken out. It was unlike anything I had ever seen before and anything I have ever seen since. Yes there are modern sports cars that capture similar designs but I will not consider my life complete until I get to own a DeLorean.

[@chem395]

Just picked up mine 3 weeks ago it’s a fun adventure so far and it will continue to be.

[@dirt_bike_dog6797]

Where can you get one?

[@chem395]

Dirt_Bike_Dog679.PS4 I got mine from DMC Florida

[@dirt_bike_dog6797]

@@chem395 At some point I will try to get one there. Also how do you like it so far?

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

My first car was a 1982 Mercury Marquis. As an 18 year old, I found it entertaining to get the speedometer needle to bounce above 85mph.

[@x5992]

Born in 81, the DMC-12 has been my lifelong dream car since watching BttF growing up.

[@DeShakeel]

I love this car alot even in stock form. My cousin has 4. 1 stock, 2 with engine swaps (GM crate motor with manuals, one of which is set up for track racing) and the last one is going to be mine, waiting it to be put together, with a built Renault V6 turbo and maybe a 5 speed or 6 speed manual.

[@MottoYT_]

i am not jaelous, i am not jealous, i am not jealous...

[@DeShakeel]

Update: my gearbox blew a hole in its casing!🤣🤣

[@matthiasmartin1975]

Nice! It all makes perfect sense, i never saw any hard reason why the PRV should be intrinsically anemic. The default mod should be exhaust headers, standalone, turbo then. BTW, Peugeot rhymes with "purge-all". Looking forward to Genius Garage's reasonably fast Delorean build.

[@RageTH22]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video! This has been my dream car for a very very long time and I've always loved it, and I'm always grateful for anyone who shines a knowledgeable and positive light on this beautiful car. I hope I get the opportunity to care for one myself one day.

[@victorallen4809]

EXCELLENT VIDEO. I USED TO OWN V. I. N. NUMBER 4432. I PLAN ON GETTING ANOTHER ONE SOON. THANKS FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO. I LIKED IT A LOT. THE GROUND EFFECTS KIT IS ON POINT......

[@MatthewSwanton]

Thanks for the great video from another Delorean owner ;) The Delorean has elevated respect and recognition in the public’s eye due to Back to the future, and therefore I understand the knee-jerk reaction from other car enthusiasts to take the car and its fans down a peg. I’ve even been guilty in the past pre-ownership fanboying over it. Tempering expectations to the fact it's a 35-year-old car made in the 80s is one thing, but instead, it’s straight into hyperbole about how bad the car is. Repeating myths that are not true and exaggerating flaws reinforced by all the clickbait Top 10 car articles they see on Facebook.

[@chasermalloy7406]

lmao... they didn't need " taking down a peg " They started on the bottom rung and stayed there.

[@darthrevan2063]

Just casually opens his door while driving lol. God that is such a cool looking car.

[@jaytrock3217]

Learned that from Lambo drivers. They do it all the time.

[@marcinjedrol]

Coming back to this video every so often just to smile! Thanks Casey!

[@gusvogt-shields4689]

One of these passed me the other day it was either the first or second time I’ve ever seen one. Such a neat car

[@wyattt9820]

Literally my dream car

[@colinkaul8324]

Go Casey, Go go go. It’s a Chuck Berry reference

[@CaseyPutsch]

you know! your cousin! MAAAAARVIN Berry!

[@milkgallon2155]

I guess you weren’t ready for that but your kids are gonna love it

[@lincoln5o]

Really enjoying content like this.

[@NomisArchives]

Man I love your enthusiasm

[@jefffranz2869]

I was in my mid-twenties when they came out. A few other things were at work to kill it. 1) I think the expectations were too high because of JZD's leadership 2) The performance did not match the price. It was almost $10K more than the Corvette 3) The stainless covered body was not to many peoples' liking 4) (Personal opinion) I don't think the US was ready for a six cylinder "performance" car that didn't come from Stuttgart. I myself thought they were the coolest thing around, but people voted with their checkbook and mine would've bounced like a basketball.

[@jeffrey2xtreme195]

Thank you for showing people that Deloreans are great cars they really are.

[@chasermalloy7406]

lmao

[@ericmarois6960]

So nice to see a walk around and drive of this car and get a better idea of exactly what it is as opposed to its general public image of a movie car and of a car from a company that came and went too fast. Thank you.

[@roblanger5546]

Nice review. Im seriously working hard and saving to buy one i love them so much, my absolute dream car

[@darthrevan2063]

Woot early. The DeLorean is my absolute favorite cat ever. Just think it’s such a cool car. Wish I could own one. Manual transmission is the only way a DeLorean should be. Automatic trans is for the weak.

[@Alejandro_BoniIIa]

DarthRevan my favorite cat is orange. Her name is Hazel and she’s very soft

[@silviosantapaola2825]

Alejandro Bonilla but does she come with a manual? thats the only thing we need to know

[@sassylady2001]

@@silviosantapaola2825 Yes.

[@therealgaragegirls]

Alejandro Bonilla Our gray cat's name is Leeloo.

[@a_giaccone]

Alejandro Bonilla My ragdoll cats name is Kitty and my Tabby is oj

[@supermcfly100]

Hi. My name is DeLorean. I'd like to say thanks. And yeah my name is really DeLorean.

[@SD-fj4ju]

DeLorean Baker bruh were you named after the car or what

[@supermcfly100]

@@SD-fj4ju yeah.

[@supermcfly100]

No bs

[@Wilantonjakov]

@@supermcfly100 Imagine if your first name was Baker and your second name was DeLorean. That creates a funny picture in my head.

[@supermcfly100]

@@Wilantonjakov 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Dang. Never thought about it that way.

[@chrislox1]

Really great review. Always loved the Delorean. Nice one man 👍

[@malcolmar]

Well done and well said. I LOVE the DeLorean as a car and not just a movie prop. Love the spec on this. I hope to own one one day.

[@nickmacias00]

I’d love to own one someday but there’s so much other cars I’d rather buy first🥺

[@germrom2431]

Now coming up in the next episode of Genius Garage, They start constructing the flux capacitor to time travel to the finish line!!

[@alexandermartincausey7333]

Anything to get the hell out of 2020

[@ilikememesandcars217]

@@alexandermartincausey7333 bruv

[@g-wolf9445]

The condition of that car is impressive and it sounds great. Thanks for the video Casey!

[@MOLDA_]

yo! finally someone that keeps my attention span calm the whole time, great video~

[@parahertenstein1]

My dad LIED to me! Thanks Casey for clearing this up. BTdub 911 microaggressions will be forgiven.

[@burtsgurt]

I have passed this DeLorean on Rt 6 outside of BG so many times and always wondered who the owner was. Glad to see how many miles it actually has!

[@HoodOrnament91]

This is the FIRST DeLorean review that finally cut out the bullshit and looked at the car from an accurate standpoint. I've owned 2 of them, current '82 owner, and they're only bad cars if you don't know what you're doing. The problem DeLoreans have is a bad impression brought on by the media, and movie people that buy them that aren't, and never will be, car people. A DeLorean is not easy to own by any means but, in a lot of respects, it's easier to own than most as well. The only time I've ever been stranded in one was when I installed a new fuel pump and didn't tighten down the main feed line all the way. The slander is unfortunate, but it comes with the territory of owning one. Most reviews are put on by people that own basket cases and perpetuate the myth and present the same damn thing over and over. Thank you for finally stepping back and presenting one truthfully, Casey.

[@dcanmore]

THANK YOU! Finally an honest video of the DeLorean and its engine.

[@blakeriley6690]

I have a 81 delorean as well as a 78 esprit s2. I just love Giugiaro's stylings from the 70s and 80s with the folded paper design. Nothing else like it and never will be due to modern safety standards. Love an honest look at the delorean. Of all myc ars i owned in my life shes been an obsession and is my favorite by far. But with that comes the car that no one knows anything about. When i bought my car i have heard so many people quote incorrect crap about the car and i didnt know where they were hearing this stuff, between modern muscle guys hating on it, people selling the doors were used to traffic coke to jzd was a scumbag. I learned to just let people be people and talk while I ignore them because LOL WHO CARES, I own the car, fuck'em! Anyway cheers mate great video.

[@eric9249]

ONE POINT TWENTY ONE GIGAWATTS!!!! I owned an '87 Isuzu Impulse Turbo, loved that car to death but parts were impossible to find. Anyway, it too was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro. Loved the shapes of the cars he designed!

[@chasermalloy7406]

Well you're kind of flying in the face of the facts. For a start delorean was a disgusting maggot of a human being. He admitted as much on camera in court. You can find it here and see him admitting it. He had a disgusting smirk on his face. He has a history of defrauding people. He specialized in disabled pensioners. He dared not and did not return to the UK because he knew a ten year prison sentence awaited him for embezzlement of public funds. Among his theft from the Irish public was one scam he and Colin Chapman perpetrated. That particular eight million pounds was actually recovered from a fake company set up by he and Chapman. That was recovered before delorean could get to it. Chapman only avoided prosecution by dying. The whole " Lotus refinement " thing was a scam. Even Lotus employees reported that. The thing just sat in the corner except for the few times delorean brought big wigs to visit. It would then be pulled out and have guys poring all over it. Complete joke and complete fraud. Chapman was actually bilking the public too trying to keep struggling Lotus afloat. Chapman was not of good character either but that's not news. And you " don't know where people are hearing this stuff " ? They are hearing it from engineers, auto testers, owners, people who have had to maintain them and generally anyone who is exposed to them I had to maintain two for the same guy for almost 4 years. I have to admit they weren't too hard to work on nor really expensive because they were built from the low end parts from low end mass produced cars. Their design is atrocious, their performance is atrocious, their handling is atrocious and their construction is about the same. The terrible suspension design results in bump steer, rear steer and generally vague steering and road holding. Don't be suggesting that nobody knows what they are talking about. People who actually know which way is up know all about them. They are a disgusting con just like delorean. They are a thrown together hotch potch of cheap components and they drive accordingly.

[@Only.gmail_]

@@eric9249 Good stuff bro. 88 miles per hour !!!!!

[@codkiller2025]

If I was ever in a situation where I was mad at someone on the road, I don't think I could stay mad if they popped their door open on a DeLorean just to flip me off

[@chasermalloy7406]

Well yes. If someone is driving a delorean you get the last laugh.

[@georget10i]

That is such a beautiful car. I love the straight lines of the design; convex, compact mid section that is coupled with those muscular oval wheel arches and the outer arching lower section of the car. Those wheels are gorgeous with those high profile tires. It looks planted on the road. This car looked futuristic in the 80s and now looks like what those old futuristic illustrations imagined the future to look like. It looks retro-futuristic. All they have to do is take this design exactly as it is and do upgrades of quality. On the outside add LED headlights, better plastic, hide the exposed parts, etc. On the inside do a total upgrade, update the internals with modern materials, give it a better dashboard with LED screens. Finally, put in an electric motor, all wheel drive and 1.21 gigawatts battery

[@KristopherStidd]

Yes!! Yes yes!! Thank you Casey for this I was wondering when you would make this far out video! BTTF is awesome

[@ristekostadinov2820]

Venturi pushed the PRV engine on street legal cars up to 400hp and 24hrs LeMans up to 650hp

[@CaseyPutsch]

True!!

[@butteredbiskit3497]

That motor is like the sbc of Europe.

[@ElfBroYaHa]

Toyota Corona is now the most misunderstood car 😂

[@DKnight51]

Great video! I too am in Oh and drive mine all the time. Very reliable and fun to drive.

[@canadianfloormasters]

You my friend are a amazing at giving a review of a car with passion. After watching this video I was sold on trying to get one. Most likely will never happen but for 13:37 minutes you kept me wishing for one. Thank you for such a great review.

[@Wolfie_Craft]

Let’s see what happens when it hits 88 miles per hour 😏

[@Ben86511]

I like your videos but your impressions of "dumb" people are a little over dramatic and annoying.

[@sinistercharger]

That look from the Corner at (4.28) Shows what a Nice Designed Car this really was..It still looks Great today imo

[@jamiesorge3993]

Hey Casey....Awesome review on the DMC. I bought mine late August. Just curious what is up with the tie wrapped hose under the engine cover?

[@rars0n]

When I was stationed on Guam, a friend of mine ended up purchasing a modified R33 GTS-t Skyline that had been illegally imported. It had a good bit of stuff done to it including an Apexi Power-FC and some kind of turbo upgrade (I can't remember what it was, although I believe it was also from Apexi) and a full 3.5" exhaust. It tore ass. Reason why I mention this is because of the speedometer thing. Japanese speedos went up to 180 KPH which is something around 114 MPH if I remember correctly. It just so happens that Guam's main highway (top speed of which was 45) has a long, straight stretch going north before you hit the Air Force base. Well, my buddy was not afraid to stretch the legs of this car out and he hit an estimated 180 MPH. Yes, MPH. The needle went all the way past 180 KPH, wrapped around back to zero, and went to at least 60 or so. We actually calculated the speed based on the actual KPH that the Power-FC had logged. There's more to that story that I won't get into involving SWAT detaining him on the Air Force base, but I will never forget how ridiculous it was to see a speedo wrap all the way around and then some. Yes, a speedo definitely does not indicate the top speed of the car! On a side note, I love the DMC-12. Always have. I STILL want one! Maybe someday!

[@rars0n]

Also, put me FIRMLY into the camp of LOATHING Bosch MFI. My '91 Jetta GLI is a great little car with over 330k miles on it, but godamn that Motronic crap is a pain in the ass to get running right. I want to rip it out and just start over with a Megasquirt or something.

[@brianp2714]

Cool video Casey! Learned a few things from it! Main one being that all these years, for some reason, I always thought that they had Buick V-6's. Couldn't tell you where I ever heard that, but to day was for sure the first time I ever heard anything about the Volvo motor. Nice EAA hat too! LOVE going to the Airventure.....I'm only an hour south of Oshkosh.

[@delahayenator]

This one really looks good with the adjusted suspension. Love the beautiful Giugiaro design, hes my favorite car designer. He is the connection between Lotus and de Lorean as he designed the Esprit as well. Lotus did the engineering and chassis development as far as i know.

[@StereoSoundAgent]

Fantastic review Casey, very adored car by its owner clearly. I'd love the chance to own one, one day.

[@oblivionplayz165]

I agree with every bit of this video, recently I had a birthday party themed after the DeLorean and got to have a REAL DeLorean there, not only did I get to admire it but I also got to ride in it! The DeLorean is a clearly misunderstood car that is shamed because of its speed.

[@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621]

You had a DeLorean themed party?😂

[@Hammerhead1986]

I'll be getting one at some point. Love it

[@michaelbaka4777]

Hey Casey!! My buddy bought an '81 DMC 12 brand new. Man, he LOVED that thing!! BUT!!!! The central locking system had flaws. When I say flaws, the car would NOT unlock to let you out!!! He had to open the mail slot and hand the key to someone to unlock it from the outside! Dealer said they didn't know how to fix it. So he couldn't ever lock the doors!! But thanks for showing a sorted one!

[@augustneverends]

Faulty lock control module. New made replacements cure that problem. Even simpler fix, unplug the module and you have simple old time manual locks.

[@MrKherns]

I have a DeLorean and I love your video and what you said !

[@Anksh0usRacing]

I’m gonna try and get one now. Thanks Chief

[@johnyoung4039]

Thank you for sharing. It's a great car. You probably catch people stopping to watch it drive by.

[@dmytrotkachov6859]

Oh my god, what a peace of art. it is so gorgeous!

[@bsenka]

My pop-culture inspired affinity for these cars actually pre-dates the BTTF movies. Former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley had one, and in 1983 led police on a high-speed chase through the streets of New York. I have wanted one ever since!

[@harrison4ever125]

I love your 944. Those always remind me of my 87 Chrysler Conquest TSi that I once had.

[@dvddmc]

Thank you for a positive review. I have rode in one and driven one they are amazing and comfortable cars

[@JackKenton]

This was educational, Thank you.

[@dedwardmalick]

Great video. Love the DeLorean. Well done.

[@ankhayratv]

A Lotus chassis and a Peugeot engine ... great combo. And a Giugiaro design. It does help I'm a huge Michael J Fox (and BTTF) fan.

[@ezdubbin97]

Love it Casey!! It was always my favorite, and I’d still trade my Lotus Esprit for one. Dream car of the 80s!!

[@Kekoapono]

I’ve always wanted a DMC 12, but now I _REALLY_ want one!

[@MasonFowlkesKenneth]

CASEY! Coming thru with a DeLorean video! 😄🙏 Thanks for inspiring me to buy a DeLorean behind my parents’ backs. Hopefully will have my car as a daily driver for this Summer. Greetings from VIN4693!

[@silverwings11035]

And thats why I daily drive mine! They are only bad cars for the people the half ass repair them! I have the Spec 1 no catalyst exhaust with headers, throttle body spacer, K&N filter with a cold air intake and the Casey Putsch stainless air box! I love it these cars drive and very comfy on long cruises! The K-Jet is a great set up and not bad for what it is and I get 28mpg with it! Thanks for the great video!

[@jbrantley75]

Great video on a great car. I think the Subaru you mentioned was the SVX. Back in the day, it was nicknamed the Super ‘roo. As super as it might have been, I’d still take a Delorean.

[@christopherlastname7638]

This is by far the best looking DMC I have ever seen!

[@TRD-FRS]

I had always known the DeLorean was given crap for being slow and such, but I never what specifically was wrong with them. Definitely moved up on my favorites list after this video, thanks Casey!

[@CaseyPutsch]

Nice.

[@carlc9338]

Wanted one, cold never afford one, never heard any of those issues back in those days. I guess fake news was less efficient those days lol. Thanks for this video It brought back misty memories!

[@closer2theheart684]

My all-time favorite car. For the record, this one is absolutely gorgeous.

[@Dsl-_-]

Thank god for back to the future, introduced me to this great car

[@bradwright9673]

I have an Alpine GTA Turbo (non cat) using the same V6 PRV which pushes out 215bhp from the factory. PRV was and is a much underrated engine.

[@CaseyPutsch]

I love those cars even more than a 911!

[@bradwright9673]

@@CaseyPutsch Always seen as a poor mans 911 but were a better car all round imo. I love their rarity (in the UK) and the fact that nobody knows what it is. Had mine 24 years now. Think you got the GTAs in the US as well but with pop up lights , larger US bumpers and cats installed. Must be really rare over there?

[@bradfordstevens679]

@@bradwright9673 Alpine A-310 were sold under the grey market rules in the mid 80's. Very few Alpine A-310 and GTA are in USA. The GTA's which were designed for the US, went back to France. One did come back to the US to the best of my knowledge.