BladeBronson
11-22-2024, 02:07 PM
I know that there's a POV that Houston NEVER had the rights to "DeLorean Motor Company", but let's set that aside for a sec.
They've been operating their parts and service business (excellently, IMO) for decades under the name "DeLorean Motor Company". When they did the Alpha5 car, a new "DeLorean Motors Reimagined" company was created. At the same time, Houston began referring to their company as "Classic DeLorean Motor Company" and began using the domain classicdmc.com (http://www.classicdmc.com). It's been a couple years since the Alpha5 announcement and to my eye, things aren't looking good. I'm curious about the branding. The possibilities that I can think of are:
Everyone still believes that Alpha5 is going to come out and our cars need to be differentiated with the Classic DMC name
They know that it's over, but ownership of the name "DeLorean Motor Company" has been transferred to DeLorean Motors Reimagined
They know that it's over but rebranding/unbranding just takes a lot of time
What do you think?
They've been operating their parts and service business (excellently, IMO) for decades under the name "DeLorean Motor Company". When they did the Alpha5 car, a new "DeLorean Motors Reimagined" company was created. At the same time, Houston began referring to their company as "Classic DeLorean Motor Company" and began using the domain classicdmc.com (http://www.classicdmc.com). It's been a couple years since the Alpha5 announcement and to my eye, things aren't looking good. I'm curious about the branding. The possibilities that I can think of are:
Everyone still believes that Alpha5 is going to come out and our cars need to be differentiated with the Classic DMC name
They know that it's over, but ownership of the name "DeLorean Motor Company" has been transferred to DeLorean Motors Reimagined
They know that it's over but rebranding/unbranding just takes a lot of time
What do you think?