John Zachary DeLorean
John Zachary DeLorean was an American automotive engineer and executive who spent 17 years at General Motors, rising to vice president of car and truck production before resigning in 1973. He subsequently founded the DeLorean Motor Company, which produced the DMC DeLorean, a stainless-steel sports car with gull-wing doors. He is also known for his 1979 book On a Clear Day You Can See General Motors, which offered a critical insider account of the corporation. DeLorean was born in Detroit in 1925 and died in Summit, New Jersey in 2005.
“DeLorean's book... this is a real true insight into a large corporation... he fights for years for his co-author not to publish the book. The co-author still publishes.”
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