Earlier this year, Road & Track reported the news that the mighty DeLorean DMC-12 is making a comeback . . . of sorts. Thanks to a piece of legislation passed last year, the U.S.-based DeLorean Motor Company?which owns the DeLorean name and a cache of original DMC-12 parts?announced that it will start building brand-new DMC-12s from original parts in the coming months. The new run of cars isn’t here yet, but if you want to reserve one, now you can.
The DeLorean Motor Company opened up a pre-order interest application Monday for those who want to reserve a continuation-series DMC-12. It’s not technically a pre-order because, as DeLorean details, the options and pricing for new DMC-12s haven’t yet been finalized. Those who fill out the interest application, however, will be able to order their cars before the general public. As R&T reported previously, a brand-new DMC-12 will likely cost around $100,000, and there are plans to build 300 to 350 over the next six years. The company initially planned to begin production early in 2017 but encountered setbacks with parts suppliers and regulatory boards.
For the first year of production, DeLorean says it will build one car per month, speeding up to one car a week in the following years.

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