Without Allstate, Marty McFly might never have left 1985 or perhaps would have traveled back in time in a Buick, forever disrupting the space-time continuum of the seminal movie trilogy.

Allstate Auto Insurance ponied up $500,000 for DeLorean to create an example of an idyllically "safe" automobile, at least according to the government safety initiatives at the time.

A former DeLorean factory employee at the company’s Northern Ireland facility has given an account of his contributions in helping release the famed DMC-12.

On 40th anniversary of ‘Back to the Future,’ Allstate celebrates its role in creation of DeLorean time machine ...

A rented vintage DeLorean, replicating the car from the 1985 movie "Back to the Future," is displayed at Allstate's Northbrook/Glenview headquarters on July 1, 2025. Antonio Perez, Chicago Tribune ...

A rented vintage DeLorean, replicating the car from the 1985 movie "Back to the Future," is displayed at Allstate’s Northbrook/Glenview headquarters on July 1, 2025.

"Start your New Year’s Eve celebration with the Allstate Sugar Bowl New Year’s Parade, which will roll at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, December 31, through the French Quarter, traveling up Decatur ...

I feel it overshadows and trivializes the real importance of what DeLorean built, but would anyone care about a new DeLorean in 2022 if it weren't for that film?