Yeah, most people do know it only from the movie. I think the flux capacitor questions gives people an ice breaker question. I hear it all the time. I drive mine almost everyday running errands around town so I get a lot of questions. Sometimes when people recognize it from the movie they'll ask what it is. I say "DeLorean!" They say, "No, really, what is that? GM made it right?" I guess they think that DeLorean was a made up name for the movie. There is a good number of people who don't have a clue though--like the lady that asked me if it was a '55 or '56! At first I didn't know what she was talking about at first, but then realized see thought it was a Mercedes. I said "Nope, 1981." See said, "I didn't know Mercedes made them that long." Of course I told her it was a DeLorean ans we talked about the car for 15-20 minutes. I get a lot of people asking if it's a Lamborghini too. --Jonathan #000697 -------------------------------------- Did anyone see the show who wants to be a millionare last night. One of the questions was "What kind of car did Marty McFly travel back in time in the movie "Back to the Future." Thankfully the person got the answer right. I find it anoying that everyone knows the car from the move, but other then that, most people dont know anything about the car. If the movie hadent been made, I wonder how it would effect the value of the car. On one hand fewer people would know about the car, lowering demand. But the movie makes the Delorean look unreliable, which causes an unrealistic view of the car. Of course if they never made the movie, we wouldent have to hear the "wheres the flux capasitor?" questions. I wonder if people who own 80's Trans Am's get Knight Rider questions? Andrew 4194