If you scroll down a little farther, there is a notice that has been placed stating that the owner isn't selling the car, but an agent for the owner is. The disclaimer also states that the description comes directly from the owner. Unless the owner has only had the car for a very short time and hasn't become familiar with it, I'd say that this is a typo on the agents side. It's like there are generic forms that someone fills out when placing an online ad for a car. Example: I saw an ad in Auto Trader last week for a truck that was fully loaded for a low price. When I got to the dealership, it was a stripped model. Turns out that the guy who placed the ad in for the dealership got a little over zealous when checking off what options the truck was equiped with. Another good indicator is that the ad states that the car comes with "Original Handbooks". I've always heard printed documentation for the DeLorean always refered to as Manuals, not handbooks... Conclusion: This is probably a typo on the agents side. I wouldn't be to quick to question the owner as of yet as much as the person who is selling the vehicle for him. But one thing's for sure. I'd be a little upset if I paid for advertising space only to share space with a boat that someone else is trying to hawk. On the flip side though, good eye catching the errors. Further proof that you should always research a car before you buy it! -Robert vin 6585 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, Soma576@xxxx wrote: > Hey all, > > there's a DeLorean on ebay right now that i was checking out and noticed a > few discrepencies in the description for it, namely the car having anti-lock > brakes, power steering and cruise control. <SNIP>