In 1982, the world was shocked by the arrest of one its star visionaries on charges of attempting to set up a drug deal. John DeLorean had achieved fame and success as a designer of popular sports cars in the 1960s and early 70s. His crowning achievement was the DMC-12, popularly known as the "DeLorean", a revolutionary new automobile featuring distinctive gull-wing doors and stainless steel exterior. By 1982, his company was on the ropes. Desperately in need of at least $17 million to save his company, he allegedly agreed to invest $1.8 million to import 100 kilos of cocaine to South America. But the deal was actually a sting operation set up by the FBI, DEA, Custom Service and LAPD. In court, he argued he had been entrapped by law enforcement agencies. Anything to Win interviews his lead defense attourney, friends, detractors and features a never-before-seen interview with DeLorean's daughter.