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	The '''De Lorean DMC-12''' is an American [[sports car]] which was manufactured by the [[De Lorean Motor Company]] from 1981 through 1983 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It is most commonly known as ''the'' De Lorean, as it was the only model <!--automobile was American usage, but this was a British company, albeit with an American owner--> ever produced by the company. The DMC-12 featured [[gull-wing door]]s with a brushed stainless steel body. It was famously featured in the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy.		The '''De Lorean DMC-12''' is an American [[sports car]] which was manufactured by the [[De Lorean Motor Company]] from 1981 through 1983 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It is most commonly known as ''the'' De Lorean, as it was the only model <!--automobile was American usage, but this was a British company, albeit with an American owner--> ever produced by the company. The DMC-12 featured [[gull-wing door]]s with a brushed stainless steel body. It was famously featured in the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy.

	The first prototype appeared in March 1977, and production officially began in 1981 (with the first DMC-12 rolling off the production line on January 21) at the DMC factory in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland. During its production, several aspects of the car were changed, such as the hood (bonnet) style, wheels and interior. Around 8,583 DMC-12s were made before production fizzled in late 1982, with final production taking place in early 1983. Today, about six thousand ~~DeLorean~~ Motor Cars are believed to still exist.		The first prototype appeared in March 1977, and production officially began in 1981 (with the first DMC-12 rolling off the production line on January 21) at the DMC factory in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland. During its production, several aspects of the car were changed, such as the hood (bonnet) style, wheels and interior. Around 8,583 DMC-12s were made before production fizzled in late 1982, with final production taking place in early 1983. Today, about six thousand De Lorean Motor Cars are believed to still exist.

	Despite being produced in Northern Ireland, DMC-12s were primarily intended for the American market. Therefore, all of the production models were [[left-hand drive]] (designed to be driven on the right side of the road), limiting its popularity in the British Isles, where traffic travels on the left. Only 23 right-hand drive De Loreans were ever produced, these cars were converted from left-hand drive models by a specialized company in the UK.		Despite being produced in Northern Ireland, DMC-12s were primarily intended for the American market. Therefore, all of the production models were [[left-hand drive]] (designed to be driven on the right side of the road), limiting its popularity in the British Isles, where traffic travels on the left. Only 23 right-hand drive De Loreans were ever produced, these cars were converted from left-hand drive models by a specialized company in the UK.

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	In large part due to the popularity of ''Back to the Future'', the DeLorean has been seen in many other contexts as well, including ''The Simpsons'', ''The Wedding Singer'',''The Fairly Oddparents'', ''Monster Garage'', ''Drawn Together'', ''Family Guy'', ''Haker'', ''Get a Life'', ''Matlock'', ''Stargate Atlantis'', ''Eerie Indiana'', ''Donnie Darko'', ''Harvey Birdman'', ''Designing Women'' and also ''Minoriteam''. In most of these films and television shows, actors are seen driving a DMC-12 or mentioning the De Lorean in dialogue. As well, the DeLorean is referenced during a television spot on The Learning Channel as part of their life lesson ad campaign.		In large part due to the popularity of ''Back to the Future'', the DeLorean has been seen in many other contexts as well, including ''The Simpsons'', ''The Wedding Singer'',''The Fairly Oddparents'', ''Monster Garage'', ''Drawn Together'', ''Family Guy'', ''Haker'', ''Get a Life'', ''Matlock'', ''Stargate Atlantis'', ''Eerie Indiana'', ''Donnie Darko'', ''Harvey Birdman'', ''Designing Women'' and also ''Minoriteam''. In most of these films and television shows, actors are seen driving a DMC-12 or mentioning the De Lorean in dialogue. As well, the DeLorean is referenced during a television spot on The Learning Channel as part of their life lesson ad campaign.

	The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"), ''Project Gotham Racing 4'' (2007), and ''[[Forza Motor Sport 3]''] (2008 - Through DLC). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.		The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"), ''Project Gotham Racing 4'' (2007), and ''[[Forza Motor Sport 3]]'' (2008 - Through DLC). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.

	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==

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	In large part due to the popularity of ''Back to the Future'', the DeLorean has been seen in many other contexts as well, including ''The Simpsons'', ''The Wedding Singer'',''The Fairly Oddparents'', ''Monster Garage'', ''Drawn Together'', ''Family Guy'', ''Haker'', ''Get a Life'', ''Matlock'', ''Stargate Atlantis'', ''Eerie Indiana'', ''Donnie Darko'', ''Harvey Birdman'', ''Designing Women'' and also ''Minoriteam''. In most of these films and television shows, actors are seen driving a DMC-12 or mentioning the De Lorean in dialogue. As well, the DeLorean is referenced during a television spot on The Learning Channel as part of their life lesson ad campaign.		In large part due to the popularity of ''Back to the Future'', the DeLorean has been seen in many other contexts as well, including ''The Simpsons'', ''The Wedding Singer'',''The Fairly Oddparents'', ''Monster Garage'', ''Drawn Together'', ''Family Guy'', ''Haker'', ''Get a Life'', ''Matlock'', ''Stargate Atlantis'', ''Eerie Indiana'', ''Donnie Darko'', ''Harvey Birdman'', ''Designing Women'' and also ''Minoriteam''. In most of these films and television shows, actors are seen driving a DMC-12 or mentioning the De Lorean in dialogue. As well, the DeLorean is referenced during a television spot on The Learning Channel as part of their life lesson ad campaign.

	The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"), ~~and~~ ''Project Gotham Racing 4'' (2007). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.		The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"), ''Project Gotham Racing 4'' (2007), and ''[[Forza Motor Sport 3]''] (2008 - Through DLC). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.

	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==

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	In large part due to the popularity of ''Back to the Future'', the DeLorean has been seen in many other contexts as well, including ''The Simpsons'', ''The Wedding Singer'',''The Fairly Oddparents'', ''Monster Garage'', ''Drawn Together'', ''Family Guy'', ''Haker'', ''Get a Life'', ''Matlock'', ''Stargate Atlantis'', ''Eerie Indiana'', ''Donnie Darko'', ''Harvey Birdman'', ''Designing Women'' and also ''Minoriteam''. In most of these films and television shows, actors are seen driving a DMC-12 or mentioning the De Lorean in dialogue. As well, the DeLorean is referenced during a television spot on The Learning Channel as part of their life lesson ad campaign.		In large part due to the popularity of ''Back to the Future'', the DeLorean has been seen in many other contexts as well, including ''The Simpsons'', ''The Wedding Singer'',''The Fairly Oddparents'', ''Monster Garage'', ''Drawn Together'', ''Family Guy'', ''Haker'', ''Get a Life'', ''Matlock'', ''Stargate Atlantis'', ''Eerie Indiana'', ''Donnie Darko'', ''Harvey Birdman'', ''Designing Women'' and also ''Minoriteam''. In most of these films and television shows, actors are seen driving a DMC-12 or mentioning the De Lorean in dialogue. As well, the DeLorean is referenced during a television spot on The Learning Channel as part of their life lesson ad campaign.

	The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), ~~and~~ ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.		The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"), and ''Project Gotham Racing 4'' (2007). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.

	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==
	[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]

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	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==
	[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]
	On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at a cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. The Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s. [http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/][http://jalopnik.com/5698368/2010-delorean-nike-dunk-60-first-sprint]		On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at a cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. The Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s. The box for the shoes opens up like the DMC-12's iconic gullwing doors.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/][http://jalopnik.com/5698368/2010-delorean-nike-dunk-60-first-sprint]
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	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==
	[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]
	On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at a cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. The Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/]		On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at a cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. The Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s. [http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/][http://jalopnik.com/5698368/2010-delorean-nike-dunk-60-first-sprint]
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	Image:15-nike-delorean-shoes.jpg		Image:15-nike-delorean-shoes.jpg

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	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==
	[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]
	On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/]		On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at a cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. The Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/]
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	Image:15-nike-delorean-shoes.jpg		Image:15-nike-delorean-shoes.jpg

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	The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), and ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.		The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), and ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.
	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==
	[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg]]		[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg\|right]]
	On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/]		On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/]
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	The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), and ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.		The DMC-12 has also been featured in many computer games, most notably in the ''Back To The Future'' games; but also in ''Carmageddon: Splat Pack'' (1997), ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'' (1998), ''Carmageddon 2: Carpocalypse Now'' (1998), ''M25 Racer'' (1999), ''Interstate '82'' (featuring a license plate that says "BLOW" a reference to John's cocaine arrest) (1999), ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense'' (1999), ''Resident Evil 3: Nemesis'' (1999), ''Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions'' (2002), ''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'' (2002) (lookalike, sans gull-wing doors, named "Deluxo"), ''R Racing Revolution'' (2004), ''Gran Turismo 4'' (2005), ''Enthusia Professional Racing'' (2005), ''FlatOut 2'' (2006), ''Redline'' (2006), and ''Scarface: The World is Yours'' (2006) (with scissor doors instead of gull-wing doors, named "Delphine"). It is also downloadable as an add-on car for Midtown Madness 2 in both the original DMC design and the Back to the Future design. Two versions of the DMC-12 from the second "Back To The Future" movies (flying mode and ground mode), (and other back to the future props) are also downloadable for "The Sims" from a popular fan site. In most of these video games, the cars are lookalikes or clones of the De Lorean, though not actually named "De Loreans" or featuring the De Lorean logo, to avoid copyright issues.
	==De Lorean Nike Shoes==		==De Lorean Nike Shoes==
			[[Image:Nike-delorean-shoes.jpg]]
	On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/]		On December 9th 2010, Nike unveils a limited edition '''De Lorean Dunk 6.0 shoes'''. They come at cost of $90 a pair. Only 1000 shoes were made. Dunk 6.0 De Lorean shoes are a homage to the ''Back to the Future'' trilogy. The design of the shoes is meant to inspired the unfinished metal body of the case, complete with black seams and 80's futuristic look. The soles are the car's rear lights and the shoe tongue says "Belfast" where the cars were originally built in the early 1980s.[http://www.luxist.com/2010/12/09/nike-dunk-6-0-delorean-limited-edition-shoes/][http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/leave-a-facebook-comment-win-a-pair-of-nike-delorean-shoes/]
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	==See also==		==See also==

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	* [[De Lorean Motor Company]]		* [[De Lorean Motor Company]]
	* [[John De Lorean]]		* [[John De Lorean]]

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	==Notes==		==Notes==