DeLorean Motor Company: How a Dream Car Destroyed an Empire
It was supposed to be the car of the future—a stainless-steel, gull-winged revolution that would redefine the automotive industry. John DeLorean, the golden boy of Detroit, walked away from General Motors to build a machine that was part space-age engineering and part ego. But beneath the polished exterior lay a company built on shifting sands, fueled by government grants, desperate gambles, and a descent into the dark underworld of international drug trafficking.
In this episode of *Peak to Dust*, we peel back the layers of a corporate implosion that left behind little more than a fleet of…
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