Electric DeLorean Price — $95,000 & Up

April 7th, 2012 by Zachary Shahan

Similar to Chris DeMorro, when news first came out about an electric DeLorean, I first thought it was a joke, and then a fanciful dream — but now it looks like it’s a true reality. The estimated starting price of the electric DeLorean is apparently supposed to be $95,000 — out of my arena, but I think that’s likely low enough for many a Back to the Future fan. Here’s more from Gas2:

Electric DeLorean Priced From $95,000 (via Gas 2.0)

When I first heard about the DeLorean Motor Company returning as an electric car maker, I sort of dismissed it as a fanciful wish. But as it turns out, the new owners behind the old DMC are quite serious about building and selling an electrified DeLorean, and soon. At the New York Auto Show, DeLorean…

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haha, cool! But I doubt this will even get off the ground. I will wait for anti-gravity and then they will have something special lol…
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This story makes me kinda scatch my head and say… why? The demand for this car can’t be big. The only thing special the original car had going for it was the movie, and a love it or hate it style. It wasn’t a performer or anything, and there’s not the same mystique surrounding it as some of the dead muscle cars, like the Chevelle. Plus the pricetag alone makes it largely unaffordable for everyone but the 1%, as I think it would be tough for this to be a primary car for anyone with a familiy.