Toyota Concept-i VS The DeLorean

Find the inventory on toyota.com, then start calling dealers with something you want, or at least ask if they do ADM or forced bundles. Source: 10 months ago

Should I go for Toyota part directly from toyota.com or the manufacturer has responsibility to make part that are safe enough ? Source: 11 months ago

It could also have been a limited production model. I don't see any Adventure or TRD Off-Road trims on the toyota.com inventory site. Source: 11 months ago

Keep your Camry. Love it. Enjoy not having payments and low maintenance costs. All those added features are neat and arguably helpful, but it's just more stuff to break. If you've got money to burn, then sure, but don't be surprised when the same "starting at $26k" Camry on toyota.com stickers at a dealer for over $35k and you get to wait 6 months. Source: 12 months ago

Go to internet archive, search for toyota.com, pick a date in 2019, and build your Tundra, it came out to MSRP of $43-44k depending on options. Source: 12 months ago

Well these guys will help you fix your current one and do upgrades if you want. https://store.delorean.com/about-us or you can wait for the new electric version https://delorean.com/. Source: 10 months ago

You can still buy them from the current owner of the brand. https://delorean.com/. Source: 10 months ago

They don’t sell new DMC-12s, but they have designed new cars. And yes, they have a website. Source: 11 months ago

Yes, 16XXX Vehicle Identification Numbers are actually 1982 models that were given later VINs, dated 1983, by Consolidated International (now known as Big Lots), a company that had a buyback program with DMC and had bought out the remaining unsold cars and also the inventory of unused parts left in the factory after the bankruptcy. And it's happened again with a new DeLorean ev set to go on sale fairly soon too. Source: 12 months ago

They're working on it, as an EV. https://delorean.com/ More or less. Source: over 1 year ago