The Back to the Future movies are loved for so many reasons. Some love them for their plot, some for their eccentric characters, some can’t stop raving about their dialogue… the list is endless. If ...

There is still some buzz that a new DeLorean model could be on the roads more than 40 years after it featured in the Back to the Future film trilogy and became entrenched in pop culture. The original ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. It might be hard to believe, but Back to the Future celebrates its ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With its gull-wing doors, stainless steel exterior and illuminated circuits, the DeLorean time-traveling machine in the movie ...

CHICAGO -- On the 40th anniversary of the "Back to the Future" movie premiere, Northbrook, Illinois-based insurance giant Allstate is traveling back to the past to reveal its little-known role in ...

The Back to the Future Time Machine LEGO set features a Flux Capacitor that lights up, opening gull-wing doors, tires that fold for flight mode, printed dashboard dates, an opening hood, swappable ...

This “Back to the Future” superfan’s hand-built DeLorean time machine may look exactly like the one from the movie, but it still does need roads. And it recently drove down one that’s considered among ...

If you’ve ever wondered how easily the DeLorean DMC-12 time machine from Back to the Future could get up to 88 mph, today is your lucky day. AirShaper released a 3D model of the movie car that you can ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Back to the Future Part II ends on a cryptic note when the DeLorean, hovering above the Hill ...

With its gull-wing doors, stainless steel exterior and illuminated circuits, the DeLorean time-traveling machine in the movie “Back to the Future” captivated audiences and car lovers 40 years ago and ...

The 46-year-old said he noticed that people who owned “Back to the Future” time machine replicas rented them out for parties and special events but had no way to meet the demand beyond a local basis.