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#5 1981 Delorean DMC-12 with low mileage - $16,750
Despite the DeLorean DMC-12's undisputed status as a 20th century automotive icon, it remains a relatively cult concern compared to other leading collectible marques (such as Ferraris). For this reason, examples of the DMC-12 can be acquired at lower prices.
Like this example: an original 1981 Delorean DMC-12 with just 3,500 miles on the clock from new. The motor appeared for sale in Michigan in 2008, and rolled off the auction block for just $16,750.
#4 Marvin Tamaroff's 1981 DeLorean DMC12 - $23,100
Having been the owner of a DeLorean dealership, Marvin Tamaroff felt it was fitting that he should personally own one. Today his DMC12 is in virtually flawless showroom-new condition and sold for $23,100 at Vintage Motor Cars At Meadow Brook Hall in 2007.
The production version of this car, the DMC-12, debuted in 1981 to much hype - pushing its price up to the levels normally paid for Porsches - but mixed reviews. After only three model years, financial difficulties, build quality issues, political issues and controversy plagued DeLorean.
DCM closed down before it had a chance to produce 10,000 cars, of which this was one. Despite its problems, the car remains as novel now as it was then. Features on this model include Lotus designed chassis, a Craig stereo and, of course, Brushed Grade 304 stainless-steel panels.
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#5 1981 Delorean DMC-12 with low mileage - $16,750
Despite the DeLorean DMC-12's undisputed status as a 20th century automotive icon, it remains a relatively cult concern compared to other leading collectible marques (such as Ferraris). For this reason, examples of the DMC-12 can be acquired at lower prices.
Like this example: an original 1981 Delorean DMC-12 with just 3,500 miles on the clock from new. The motor appeared for sale in Michigan in 2008, and rolled off the auction block for just $16,750.
#4 Marvin Tamaroff's 1981 DeLorean DMC12 - $23,100
Having been the owner of a DeLorean dealership, Marvin Tamaroff felt it was fitting that he should personally own one. Today his DMC12 is in virtually flawless showroom-new condition and sold for $23,100 at Vintage Motor Cars At Meadow Brook Hall in 2007.
The production version of this car, the DMC-12, debuted in 1981 to much hype - pushing its price up to the levels normally paid for Porsches - but mixed reviews. After only three model years, financial difficulties, build quality issues, political issues and controversy plagued DeLorean.
DCM closed down before it had a chance to produce 10,000 cars, of which this was one. Despite its problems, the car remains as novel now as it was then. Features on this model include Lotus designed chassis, a Craig stereo and, of course, Brushed Grade 304 stainless-steel panels.
Read more: http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com/News/CLASSIC-CARS/%27DeLorean-for-sale!%27---the-Top-Five-auctioned-DMC-12-cars-by-Paul-Fraser-Collectibles/8422.page?catid=74
