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Combined knowledge submissions for DMC DeLorean from Red Hat Summit 2024. Closes instructlab#887 Closes instructlab#889 Closes instructlab#890 Closes instructlab#933 Closes instructlab#938 Closes instructlab#949 Closes instructlab#1003 Closes instructlab#1006 Closes instructlab#1022 Closes instructlab#1050 Resolves instructlab#824 Co-authored-by: SEHANTA <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: zsplaingard <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Nick Thompson <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: joeb_1369 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: cpgill1 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: arxspecialist <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: mguginf <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jessy Glükler <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: redhatconfuser1 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: mattbrown1477 <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Christian Kadner <[email protected]>
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Title of work: DMC DeLorean | ||
Link to work: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMC_DeLorean | ||
Revision: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=DMC_DeLorean&oldid=1220943004 | ||
License of the work: CC-BY-SA-4.0 | ||
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created_by: SEHANTA, arxspecialist, cpgill1, jessygluekler, joebelford, mattbrown1477, | ||
mguginf, nsthompson, redhatconfuser1, zsplaingard | ||
domain: automobile | ||
task_description: | | ||
Answer questions about the DMC DeLorean sports car | ||
seed_examples: | ||
- answer: Yes, there is only 1 of 2 prototypes still in existence. The remaining | ||
existing prototype has been restored and is displayed at the AACA Museum in | ||
Hershey, Pennsylvania. The 2nd prototype was sent to Lotus Cars for development | ||
and evaluation and has been reported destroyed. | ||
question: Are there any Delorean prototypes still in existence? | ||
- answer: DeLoreans, early-production models in particular, suffered from poor | ||
build quality as well as mechanical issues. Early-production cars needed as | ||
much as 200 hours of work at DMC Quality Assurance Centers prior to being | ||
shipped to dealerships for delivery. DMC eventually sent 30 factory workers | ||
to the quality centers in the US to learn about the problems and how to fix | ||
them. Quality did improve over time, and by 1982 many of the quality issues | ||
had been resolved. A total of four recalls were issued by the factory | ||
to correct problems such as a sticking throttle, front-suspension issues and | ||
an inertia switch. | ||
question: Did DeLorean have quality problems? | ||
- answer: As much as 200 hours of work at DMC Quality Assurance Centers were required | ||
prior to shipping cars to dealerships for delivery to customers. | ||
question: Did DeLorean suffer from quality control issues? | ||
- answer: The top speed of the DeLoran DMC was tested to be 110 mph, not as fast | ||
as the claimed value of 130 mph. | ||
question: How fast was the DeLorean? | ||
- answer: The DeLorean has a four-wheel independent suspension with coil springs, | ||
and telescopic shock absorbers. The front suspension uses double wishbones, | ||
while the rear is a multi-link setup. | ||
question: What is the suspension setup of the DMC DeLorean? | ||
- answer: "DMC's comparison literature noted that the DeLorean could achieve 0\u2013\ | ||
60 miles per hour (0\u201397 km/h) in 8.8 seconds when equipped with a manual\ | ||
\ transmission, but other sources indicate an acceleration time of 9.5 seconds.\ | ||
\ When equipped with a manual transmission, the DeLorean accelerated from\ | ||
\ 0 to 60 miles per hour (0 to 97 km/h) in 10.5 seconds as tested by Road\ | ||
\ & Track magazine. Top speed was claimed at 130 mph (209 km/h), but was tested\ | ||
\ to be a lacking 110 mph (177 km/h). Car & Driver put the top speed of a\ | ||
\ 5-speed manual at 117 mph (188 km/h) (indicated). The car was described\ | ||
\ as \"not quick for a sports/GT car in this price category\" by Road & Track." | ||
question: What is the performance of the DMC DeLorean? | ||
- answer: "DMC's comparison literature noted that the DeLorean could achieve 0\u2013\ | ||
60 miles per hour (0\u201397 km/h) in 8.8 seconds when equipped with a manual\ | ||
\ transmission, but other sources indicate an acceleration time of 9.5 seconds.\ | ||
\ When equipped with a manual transmission, the DeLorean accelerated from\ | ||
\ 0 to 60 miles per hour (0 to 97 km/h) in 10.5 seconds as tested by Road\ | ||
\ & Track magazine." | ||
question: How long did it take for the DeLorean to achieve 60 miles-per-hour? | ||
- answer: '6' | ||
question: How many DeLoreans were used in the "Back to the Future movies?" | ||
- answer: '3' | ||
question: How many golden DeLoreans were ever made? | ||
- answer: Upon release in 1981, a DeLorean had a base MSRP of $25,000, or equivalent | ||
to $84,000 in 2023. MSRP increased in 1982 to $29,825, equivalent to $94,000 | ||
in 2023, and again in 1983 to $34,000, equivalent to $104,000 in 2023. | ||
question: How much did the DMC DeLorean cost? | ||
- answer: Originally, the car was intended to have a centrally-mounted Wankel | ||
rotary engine. | ||
question: What kind of engine was the car intended to have originally? | ||
- answer: Legend Industries converted four Deloreans, two twin-turbo cars (VIN | ||
502 and VIN 530) and two single-turbo cars (VIN 528 and VIN 558) into turbo | ||
versions. | ||
question: Were there any turbo DeLoreans produced? | ||
- answer: \"Black cars\" are pre-production units made with fiberglass bodies | ||
in order to train the workforce. | ||
question: What are Delorean "black cars"? | ||
- answer: The DeLorean featured gull-wing doors and was one of the first to do | ||
so after the Mercedes 300SL. | ||
question: What kind of doors did the DeLorean have? | ||
- answer: The DeLorean features heavy gull-wing doors supported by cryogenically | ||
preset torsion bars and nitrogen-charged struts. | ||
question: What is unique about the DMC DeLorean doors? | ||
- answer: Several dealer options were available, including a car cover, sheepskin | ||
seat covers, floor mats, car care cleaning kit, black textured accent stripes, | ||
grey scotch-cal accent stripes, a luggage rack and a ski-rack adapter. | ||
question: What dealer options were available for the Delorean? | ||
- answer: DMC stands for DeLorean Motor Company. | ||
question: What does DMC stand for? | ||
- answer: The Ford Cologne V6 engine. | ||
question: Which engine was used in the DMC DeLorean? | ||
- answer: The Ford Cologne V6 engine was first considered. The 2.0 engine from | ||
a the Citroen CX2000 was then considered and eventually dropped in favor | ||
of the fuel injected v6 PRV (Peugeot-Renault-Volvo) engine. | ||
question: What engines were considered in the making of the DMC Delorean? | ||
- answer: The DeLorean's body pannels are made of brushed SS304 austenitic | ||
stainless steel. | ||
question: What are the DeLorean's body panels made of? | ||
- answer: The DMC DeLorean was made popular by the movie Back to the Future | ||
question: What made the DMC DeLorean so popular? | ||
- answer: The DMC DeLorean was made popular by the movie Back to the Future | ||
question: How did the DMC DeLorean become so well known? | ||
- answer: The body is paneled in brushed SS304 austenitic stainless steel. | ||
question: What materials are the DMC DeLorean body panels comprised of? | ||
- answer: The DeLorean has a four-wheel independent suspension with coil springs, | ||
and telescopic shock absorbers. The front suspension uses double wishbones, | ||
while the rear is a multi-link setup. | ||
question: What kind of suspension did the DeLorean have? | ||
- answer: Stainless-steel panels were fixed to a fiberglass underbody. The | ||
underbody was affixed to a steel backbone chassis with Y-frames at either | ||
end, which was derived from the Lotus Esprit platform. The chassis was | ||
coated with epoxy, a material to protect steel against corrosion. | ||
question: What materials was the Delorean body made from? | ||
- answer: Upon release in 1981, a DeLorean had a base MSRP of $25,000, or equivalent | ||
to $84,000 in 2023. MSRP increased in 1982 to $29,825, equivalent to $94,000 | ||
in 2023, and again in 1983 to $34,000, equivalent to $104,000 in 2023. | ||
question: What was the base price of the DeLorean? | ||
- answer: October 1981 was the highest month of sales for DMC with 720 | ||
question: What was the highest sales month for Delorean? | ||
- answer: "720" | ||
question: What were the maximum sales in a month for the DMC DeLorean? | ||
- answer: The DMC DeLorean was produced from January 1981 to December 1982 | ||
question: When was the DMC DeLorean produced? | ||
- answer: The first production car was completed on January 21, 1981. | ||
question: When was the DMC DeLorean released? | ||
- answer: The first production DeLorean was completed on January 21, 1981. | ||
question: When was the first DeLorean car produced? | ||
- answer: The first production car was completed on January 21, 1981. | ||
question: When was the first DeLorean production car completed? | ||
- answer: Details surrounding the DeLorean were first announced in the mid-1970s | ||
question: When where details surrounding the DeLorean were first announced? | ||
- answer: The DMC DeLorean was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro | ||
question: Who designed the DMC DeLorean? | ||
- answer: Giorgetto Giugiaro | ||
question: Who was the DeLorean designed by? | ||
- answer: John DeLorean was arrested on October 19, 1982 on federal charges of | ||
cocaine trafficking. The FBI set up a sting operation with nearly 60 pounds | ||
of cocaine worth $6.5M in a hotel near Log Angeles International Airport, | ||
designed to catch John DeLorean acting as the financier for a deal to help | ||
his financially struggling car company. | ||
question: Why was John DeLorean arrested? | ||
- answer: DMC DeLorean is a rear-engine two-passenger sports car | ||
question: What is a DMC DeLorean? | ||
- answer: The body design of the DeLorean was a product of Giorgetto Giugiaro | ||
of Italdesign. To create the car, Giugiaro drew on one of his previous | ||
works, the Porsche Tapiro, a concept car from 1970. | ||
question: What is the design of DMC DeLorean body based on? | ||
- answer: It was DMC-12 | ||
question: What was the internal DMC pre-production designation of the DMC | ||
DeLorean? | ||
- answer: The first prototype was completed in October 1976. | ||
question: When was the first DeLorean prototype completed? | ||
- answer: Giorgetto Giugiaro | ||
question: Who designed the DMC DeLorean? | ||
- answer: William T. Collins is an American automotive chief engineer, formerly | ||
chief engineer at Pontiac. | ||
question: Who is William T. Collins? | ||
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