Re: New Delorean commercial!

[jtrealty@xxxx]

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I have to agree with all of your comments. The only thing I can 
figure about this is that mabe they are creating something to use to 
entice investors into this and they wanted a video to show them that 
this is "real". Also it's easier than a "dog and pony" show and can be 
sent easily and can be seen on any vcr or dvd. If in fact they will be 
sending this out as an info packet to potential investers then it 
would also become a collectable item immediatly! Of course this can 
only be done in secrecy up until they register with the SEC.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


-- In dmcnews@xxxx, "David Swingle" <dswingle@xxxx> wrote:
> I agree. This comes up on the list once in a while. I even hesitate 
> to comment, but here goes. 
> 
> We've had a "policy" of sorts among the moderators on the list that 
> this topic would be more-or-less ignored until we saw something 
> substantive in the "regular press" about it - meaning Car&Driver, 
> Autoweek, and/or the Wall Street Journal etc. If the so-called new 
> DMC is ever more than a joke or a hoax, it will be covered in those 
> places. 
> 
> Joe is right - it is impossible to design and engineer a car 
anywhere 
> near production level, in secrecy. Look at what has gone on with 
> Carroll Shelby's latest effort, or the cars produced by Panoz 
> Motorsports. They are covered at every step of development. Even the 
> really big guys show prototypes to build excitement (and 
investment!) 
> years in advance.
> 
> Until then, there is nothing to talk about. Somebody is pulling your 
> (our)leg.
> 
> Dave Swingle
> 
> --- In dmcnews@xxxx, "DMC Joe" <dmcjoe@xxxx> wrote:
> > I've mentioned this before and I'll say it again. Until there is 
> coverage from notable publications like Motor Trend and Autoweek it 
> is extremely unlikely that there will be any public PR for a brand 
> new car. Keep in mind that the original DeLorean Motor Company was 
> receiving tons of industry press years before the first DeLorean 
> rolled out of the factory]