If you’re driving a Ferrari, a Lambo or a McLaren in 2020, then we’ve got some bad news for you.
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Nobody cares about your mass-produced garbage. There are so many ultra-exotic hypercars flooding the market lately that frankly, if we’ve heard the name of the brand before or can work out how to pronounce it, it’s boring and passé.
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We have heard the name Czinger before, but we’re still not 100-percent sure how to pronounce it. Kevin Czinger was the fellow behind 2017’s Divergent Blade supercar , which was notable for its extensive use of 3D-printed metal parts. The frame, in particular, used printed aluminum nodes joined together with carbon fiber rods, producing a strong, safe structure for about a tenth the weight of a regular car frame. The Blade was more or less […]
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