Just 303 ‘icon of pop culture’ DeLoreans remain on UK roads

Classic DeLoreans could disappear from UK roads despite iconic Back To The Future status

Classic DeLoreans could disappear from UK roads despite iconic Back To The Future status - Just 303 DeLorean cars immortalised by Hollywood classic Back To The Future remain on UK roads 40 years on from the film's release, figures show

Back To The Future car on brink of extinction

Only 303 DeLoreans, vehicle Marty McFly used to go back in time in 1985 film, driven on the UK’s roads.

Back To The Future's DeLorean has almost vanished from UK roads

"Where we're going, we don't need roads," said Doc Brown in Back To The Future, immortal words that now reflect the status of the DeLorean. The classic cars are largely consigned to collectors' garages, new figures show.

Just 303 ‘icon of pop culture’ DeLoreans remain on UK roads

Around 9,000 DeLorean DMC-12s rolled off the DeLorean Motor Company assembly line in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland, in 1981.

Hugely iconic car is on brink of extinction with just 303 left on UK roads

ONE of the most iconic cars in existence is seemingly on the brink of extinction – with just over 300 left on the roads in the UK. The DMC DeLorean, beloved by film fans as the star of the Back to the Future series, is truly a sight to behold in 2025 – not least because the cool-looking motor is so incredibly rare. AlamyThe iconic DMC DeLorean is now on the brink of extinction – some 40 years after the release of the iconic Back to the Future fi…

Back To The Future's DeLorean Has Almost Vanished From UK Roads - Great Yorkshire Radio

To mark the anniversary of Back To The Future, released in 1985, online auction platform Collecting Cars nabbed the latest figures on their use from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency. In addition to the 303 taxed for use on Britain’s roads, another 114 have statutory off-road notification – meaning they are likely gathering dust in garages. Just four years before the film’s release, 9,000 DeLorean DMC-12s rolled off the company’s assembly …