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So.Very.Great.

There are some very talented people around with far too much spare time on their hands.  Go see Jonathan Coulton, who did the song originally.  He’s got a whole lot of other great stuff there.  Also, Mike Spiff Booth, the guy who did the video has also done a few other WoW videos for Jonathan’s songs.

(via EngTech)

Update: I’ve been listening to a few of his other songs, they’re really funny. His style reminds me a bit of TMBG.  He’s got a podcast that contains every new song too!

Eighteen months ago, Naples resident Tony Ierardi opened up a DeLorean remanufacturing operation with the help of Texan Stephen Wynne, who had purchased the rights to the DeLorean name and logo, along with the factory’s leftover parts.

The company is now capable of building a “new” be-winged coupes for $42,500-and of course, they’re happy to remedy the factory-correct DeLorean’s rather sluggish performance for a few dollars more. Ierardi and company are doing so well at the moment that they’ve already got a wait of upwards of 60 days for their versions of John Z’s stainless-steel wonder.

Come on, you know you’ve always wanted one! Truly the definitive car of the 80s. We’ve had a few for sale on Drive in the past, nothing at the moment unfortunately, and I found this one for sale on eBay in the UK