Maybe it's just me, but the clutch in the DeLorean doesn't seem all that bad. Granted the D is only the 3rd car I've ever owned, while others here on the list have had a much broader range of vehicles. My first car was a '97 Hyundai Accent, which in comparison to the D has a slightly less stiffer clutch pedal. My '96 F-150 XLT on the other hand had a feather light clutch, and it was a much larger truck. Back when the clutch on my D went out, I didn't drive the car for almost 2 months. After getting the car back, I had to get used to the clutch feel again. It took a little over a week, and I was back into the swing of things. The best advice that I could give would be to locate another owner, and see how their clutch compares to yours. In the mean time, try adjusting how you sit in the drivers seat. Slide the seat back further, recline it back, and raise the steering wheel. If it becomes a little out of reach, pull it out tward you (remember, it telescopes!). That should give your left leg a little more leverage. Try that four about a week or so and see how things go before you adjust/inspect any part of the clutch system. -Robert vin 6585