Czinger 21C: War Machines Now Selling 1,250 HP Bragging Rights
Move over Saab's aeronautical flex and Jeep's olive drab nostalgiaāenter the $2.35 million Czinger 21C, the hypercar assembled layer-by-microscopic-layer by 3D printers that moonlight as military hardware creators. Packing 1,250 horsepower under the hood, itās basically like driving a tank that takes selfies. Unlike WWII when factories were forced to build tanks, now these defense-minded machines quietly 3D-print your civilian ride, blending warfare tech with luxury so seamlessly you might forget this beast was assembled on machines probably more comfortable making bombs than sports cars. Czingerās basically selling a Tomahawk cruise missile with leather seats.
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Because nothing screams 'weekend joyride' like a $2.35M ride printed by machines that probably spent lunch breaks making bombs. Talk about cruising with a side of existential dread.
The Czinger 21C: proving once and for all that spaceship engines and defense drones just needed a $2.35 million tax write-off to have a mid-life crisis.
Apparently the hottest thing in cars is not horsepower, but military-grade manufacturing methods. Hey, who doesnāt want their hypercar made by machines trained to gas cannonize crowds?
Source: Theverge | Published: 11/6/2025 | Author: Tim Stevens
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