John DeLorean

John DeLorean was an American engineer and automobile executive, best known for founding the DeLorean Motor Company and designing the iconic DeLorean DMC-12 sports car, recognized for its distinctive gull-wing doors. He played a key role at General Motors before launching his own company in the 1970s, aiming to create a revolutionary vehicle. Despite initial enthusiasm, the company struggled financially, and DeLorean’s career was marred by legal issues related to a drug trafficking sting, which he was acquitted of. His story is a mix of innovation, ambition, and controversy, leaving a lasting legacy in automotive history.