Doc Brown stole plutonium for his DeLorean time machine, but a tiny detail at the beginning of Back to the Future explains ...

These small screen star cars either starred in series you didn’t see or saw such brief turns in shows you did that they’ve ...

The iconic DeLorean DMC-12 sits ready for time travel—or at least for transporting visitors back to 1985 and their “Back to the Future” fantasies. Photo credit: Matt Joy As you explore the exhibits, ...

On the Hollywood side of things, there's the original DeLorean DMC-12 time machine from Back to the Future, as well as the 1998 Beetle used in the Austin Powers franchise (also a time machine).

This mug is black with video game-inspired “Back to the Future” art on one side. The pixel-ized image includes the time-traveling DeLorean facing the Hill Valley town hall.

A 0-60mph time of 10.5 seconds and standing quarter-mile of 18 seconds, even by 1980s’ standards, was considered pretty disappointing, not helped by the DeLorean’s hefty 3130lbs. Handling and steering ...

Night view of Holiday Inn of America, a million-dollar, locally owned motor hotel and restaurant that opened in mid-May 1961 at 2501 Williams Blvd. SW, near the intersections of highways 30 and 149.

DeLorean Time Machine to star on stage as Back to the Future the musical arrives in Denver 02:18. In just one month one of the most iconic and magical cars of all time will come to life on stage ...

The DeLorean-inspired version of the DAB 1α was released on November 5, and this isn't a random date either. It was purposefully chosen because it is the day when time travel was first tested in ...

In the movie, the DeLorean begins its time travel when it reaches 88 miles per hour. DAB Motors has incorporated a speedometer fixed at this iconic speed, along with an “OUTATIME” plate and a fake ...