Martin, List, The mag has only just come out, as an advertiser we get an advance copy. They should be available in the next day or so. BTW Guinness..should have two n's... Some of the quotes:- "It says a lot about Hollywood that most people remember the DMC 12 only for its role in those less than entertaining BTTF films"....I thought the films were pretty good! "...a car attracted fingerprints and dubious stains more readily than an obliging and adventurous lady of the night"..."Within a few months, a DeLorean would look scruffier than an eco warrior"......"The idea of a sports car with a brushed stainless steel finish was about as appealing to most Americans as a low fat diet".... ........"Then of course there was the DeLorean's choice of engine: nothing more than a mid-mounted 2.8 litre Renault V6. What a storming power plant to choose..not!" .... ."Standing start acceleration compared to its rivals, felt about as rapid as a Raleigh Chopper"..... ...."The fact that you can now buy an OK - but not pristine- DeLorean ( assuming you can find one) for as little as ?10-?15K makes it almost tempting. Or perhaps not!"..... ....."The whole driving experience was pretty unexciting"...... ....."most of the attention was from football kicking young lads with an insatiable desire to smear their greasy finger prints all over.....the car looked spottier than the Dalmatian enclosure at Crufts"! ..."Back to the Future, but to me, its Back to the drawing board"........"Verdict: If you want something angular and um-painted, your local Sainsbury's will lend you a shopping trolley for a QUID"...... There were a few kinder comments, but I think you get the idea... Chris P -----Original Message----- From: Martin Gutkowski [mailto:webmaster@xxxx] Sent: 23 May 2002 14:39 To: doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [doc] FW: Delorean Chris, could you provide a synopsis of the article - main points made etc etc - I tried to find a copy at lunchtime and failed. It wasn't on the shelf in Tesco, nor in either of the two large petrol stations near work. It seems to me that Paul (whose e-mail bounced BTW) has read Quentin Willson's opinions and not formed his own. Martin