2015 Divergent Blade - Jay Leno's Garage

Kevin Czinger, Founder & CEO of Divergent 3D, stops by the garage to show Jay the Blade, a 700 horsepower 3D printed supercar.
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2015 Divergent Blade - Jay Leno's Garage
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[@Finn-McCool]

13:09 It must be absolute hell to be this guy. He literally vibrates as he stands still. I feel for him. That's not just "stage fright," that's "my nervous system is going to jump from my physical form and become sentient". If he ever tried coffee he would vaporize into a crystalline structure.

[@BurrenSHdrums]

Best comment ever IMHO

[@Yumemaru.]

Well I'm sure he was nervous, this was basically a sales pitch.

[@anthonyroberts3031]

Buddy looks like he was up all night doing coke

[@DatzBunz]

@@whirlybird1999 Watching at .50x speed is what normal people sound like compared to this guy haha :D

[@bjoernaltmann]

@Thomas Paine yes. Coke. Sniff

[@carljosias7964]

Truth 🤣

[@afrobryan]

As soon as I saw that panel shaking open, I said "I'm Guddddd"!!!!!!!!

[@-thebatman-]

afrobryan that was the door lol

[@afrobryan]

@@-thebatman- Oooohh helllll naww, even worst lmao

[@ericbrooks2896]

This should have been the first and most popular comment.

[@chrisweaver7147]

@@ericbrooks2896 it's a prototype...most demos dont even have interiors.

[@wowaround6601]

Basic comment of people scare of the future -> @afrobryan

[@TheHomeExpert5]

Even if this guy never builds another car, what he is done on this car is absolutely astounding! The car is also stunningly beautiful. Even the components of the car underneath the skin are stunning. This is one of the most incredible cars that I have seen anywhere.

[@JavierCR25]

These guys are tech developers not car developers. The cars are just tech demonstrators. It's amazing how this guy envisions car manufacturing with available high tech.

[@justheretoinspireyou5803]

Aren’t car developers tech developers??? And yeah it’s amazing how a “small group of guys can come up with this …

[@Arto343434]

When he was talking about the future of helping entrepreneurs building cars, yeah know one’s going to care enough to pay the undoubtedly exorbitant prices these guys probably plan to charge. Leave it to the industry giants who are already masters at the craft and true innovators and brilliant people like Christian Koenigsegg

[@chisomoondya6619]

This aged well

[@deszczowiec1974]

​@@chisomoondya6619 yeah I was sceptic few years ago about quality but they did almost impossible.

[@Finn-McCool]

19:19 Jay cannot contain his excitement in this plastic rattle trap of a proof of concept of a future look at possible auto manufacturing practices in a speculative way.

[@DeeDee-rx3cb]

Jays actually low key car shopping on each episode

[@xotik2579]

Anyone notice jay always refers to McLaren f1 no matter what car he's reviewing lol

[@rubenmartinez1903]

xotik and BUGATTI VEYRON 😂

[@lexor521]

He also talks about his Carrera GT as well I get sick of that how its scrapes the bottom of everything he goes on

[@darrylfoster6260]

Best way to show off that you have one I guess? 😂😂

[@audiogman5865]

Well because the McLaren F1 is the coolest car ever made.

[@triggerhappyjay4794]

@@audiogman5865 Lol Virgin , No It Isnt Bro You Got Your Opinions I Got Mines. & the Best Car Ever Made Is The Ford Metro Hatchback it's facts

[@jakebutler6473]

That little smile Jay has while driving this thing lmao

[@CostaRicaTowSurfer]

Kitcar enthusiasts rejoice! Soon you can make a custom chassis. No more chopped fieros and beetles!

[@calebnation7797]

CostaRicaTowSurfer that's all I see from this tech. 3D printing is cool but it just isn't fast enough for mass production. But in a low quantity kit car type deal it's awesome

[@porschecollector727]

CostaRicaTowSurfer it has been available for years now.

[@cdwilliams6875]

I miss my Fiero so much, hope some day I can 3D print a new one

[@brianamiot8476]

This guy showed up thinking he was doing shark tank

[@tubage07]

The Divergent 3D guy got another $65 million in funding 5 months after this video was posted, so he's doing way better than Shark Tank!

[@Automatic-Diaphragm]

@@tubage07 hahah epic

[@wowaround6601]

Well it worked I am an entrepreneur with 2 succesful companies, so now I want to join 3d printing car business

[@Yumemaru.]

And for those reasons I'm out🤣

[@Guitar.Rookie]

Man, like someone 3D printed their favorite hotwheels Car..🤔😎

[@jurlangomez3733]

Ofc all car designs come from vintage hot wheels

[@sir2honda]

If Jay is 1/3 of 1388lbs - he'd be 462.66lbs. Jay looks great for that much weight.

[@randykinch9316]

DanKPainter Have you weighed that much denim lately?

[@radsdad1]

Jay meant his carrying wallet weight.

[@richardadams1337]

Eh-hem...ah....Jay is a comedian.

[@brianc2923]

DanKPainter Well the guy standing next to Jay is 6’6” so jay is about 6’9” so yeah he looks good because hes tall

[@mikesexton5396]

Very low body fat

[@cglawrence]

sometimes I wonder if Jay ever listens to the people who are talking to him.

[@timharper3390]

chris lawrence huh?

[@DJGodaryD86]

Listening and understanding are two different things. But yeah in this video Jay seemed a little bit off, what I hate the most is answering the same question addressing the same things over and over again, it's a waste of time and effort.

[@CorkKNIFE]

You did not listen. For example, on the carbon fiber tubing. What Jay is asking is really "Carbon fiber crash protection, really?" And the CEO points to he crumple zone down low. Jay knows that is not where you will get hit by the Ford Explorer on a broadside crash, he gave it one more shot, but the CEO didn't get it so he moved on.

[@TeddyPatrickS]

LordKellthe1st Idk I think he’s a great interviewer. Especially in this case where he probably doesn’t know what the guy is talking about. Plus jay knows when to let the guy talk and when he needs to rephrase things to keep the video interesting instead of a stream of facts. At least, that’s what I get out of it.

[@Danimal77]

He's never been a good interviewer. His replies to almost all of his guests on the Tonight Show was, "oh well, that's good".

[@allball4924]

Coolest, most honest, intelligent and down to earth engineer ever. Car is way ahead of the current status quo. So good it probably won't get mass produced.

[@bc9769]

@Simon Templar hahah yeah it's crap. "3D " printing is not their invention so I don't see what they really did 😂.

[@bc9769]

He's an idiot not an engineer.

[@bepowerification]

of course its not gonna get mass produced because its waaaay to expensive for mass production.

[@tednemeth3510]

I agree. Love it. But I wonder why not an electric motor?

[@bigredc222]

It's just a test bed to show what can be done, they have no intention of producing them.

[@YeshuahisKingofKings]

I'm 35, when I was 16 I had a dream... Looked exactly like this car except it was a 3 seater, 1 front and 2 rear. Everything else is spot on. So this is literally my dream car!

[@rwburdett]

Like this fellow: he has a manic energy and he kept Jay relatively quiet. Visionary.

[@estebandufanzo5530]

Image search "Ricky Bobby hands"

[@rwburdett]

Did as you suggested, and see what you mean. Very jolly. Made I laugh.

[@nukesaway4806]

Jay loves 3D printing, don't be fooled if he seems aloof. Divergent Tech needs to raise capital and this car has nothing to do with the exterior "Design". It is a rolling laboratory. We cannot po poo on companies (American) that are trying to innovate. Your next telephone will be 3 D printed. So chill.

[@shooter925movie]

Nukes Away - agree with your assessment, DT could revolutionize auto manufacturing. Depending on how high the royalties go, manufacturers could realize significant profit. Not that we will see savings as consumers.

[@nukesaway4806]

As a consumer in 2017 technology is moving real fast. 5 years ago 3D printed metals was very tiny, batteries were crap(still are ). A lot is trickling down to the consumer but cannot be seen.

[@maricaibo3507]

There were a couple of things we missed. The Divergent guy started to talk about 3D printing some of the tooling they needed- and was the body printed as well? Sometimes Jay moves on without listening to an answer...

[@joegreene6250]

No, it won't. Injection molding takes one-quarter of a second. 3D printers aren't that fast.

[@nukesaway4806]

Yes Joe Green injection molding is super duper faster than 3D printing.

[@Si74l0rd]

It's not all that often you see a softly satisfied smile on Jay's face. Even with the super exotics he often looks studious or straight up uncomfortable, this looks like he's actually found something novel to enjoy! Man I love watching him drive other people's toys lol.

[@bigppenergy3082]

Homie sounds nervous. You did a good job, relax.

[@fiftyeggs777]

I’ve never before seen a guy suck the sexy out of cars while talking about cars.

[@robertoms]

This guy is a visionary, great design specially mechanically and structurally

[@herranton]

4:02 almost looks like it is CG.... 22:42 when the funny lookin guy sticks his head into the frame, lolol

[@clintonflynn815]

He looks like my my pitbull trying to find the open window.

[@adamb2619]

The vision of the company is amazing. Exactly what Jay says when he says ' 3D printed in his shop.' amazing

[@joelbates8243]

0:12 seems well built.

[@Alphabet7]

It's just the camera shutter roll

[@issackaiser]

@@Alphabet7 Either you’re blind or you honestly didn’t notice that the damn door is shaking itself off.

[@postmortemarg]

well its a new car manufacturer. im sure you could build a better one ?

[@youtubasoarus]

Reminds me of the Mazda Furai. Cool looking design. Edit: A lot of crap being talked about the flappy panels and so on. If you guys saw most prototypes (if they even run) by major manufacturers you'd see how damned impressive this is. Specially considering the cost savings in production and how everything can be rapidly prototyped and modified. Game changer I think.

[@bigteddybear5962]

Absolutely. Surprising that it's 2019 and car mans aren't 100% on this trip.

[@PlayinWithMahWii]

Look at it now, Czinger 21C

[@tyrssen1]

Well, I hate to say it (being, as I am, a lover of classic cars of the '60s, for example) but this concept is ingenious, and might indeed revolutionize the industry.

[@slamdiesel4576]

Seth Tyrssen don't tarnish the name, 'Seth' automotive hardware can't make the human body sustain greater trauma. The industry moved towards software 15 years ago and in another 10, the human error factor will be almost non existent with the advent of the self driving car. I do appreciate your perspective though.

[@martinj9647]

Nothing they're doing really fits the definition of ingenious, and is hardly their idea. Seriously everything is already being done in other industries and they've just applied it to the manufacturing of vehicles... Hardly revolutionary

[@jerrycraig6522]

And me too!!!

[@DanielPierce]

I never thought we’d get anything from this, but here we are in 2020 and we have the Czinger 21c and I am speechless!

[@PatrickRollo]

i never comment, but this is one of the most exciting ive ever seen, this is the future here folks.

[@bigredc222]

No matter how futuristic new cars look on the outside, they are still basically the same on the inside, this is really thinking outside the box.

[@ashishpatel350]

One step closer to manufacturing our first terminator. Can't wait for Sky net to become self aware. ;)

[@aaronisgrate]

PowerhousePR you are incredibly bad at sensing sarcasm..it was obviously a joke no need for the essay thesis reply on psychology of artificial intelligence. i bet you are always the life of the party

[@powerhouse884]

euroaaRON1 First of all, I was Not speaking to you dipshit!! Second OF COURSE is sarcasm you idiot, are you seriously debating that? Third i wonder how amazingly interesting must be to speak to someone like you with no initiative for random discussion, You must be a blast to talk to.....

[@Concreetinit]

PowerhousePR "deletes his first comment"

[@powerhouse884]

Floris W I didnt delete anything, You cant see it?

[@Concreetinit]

PowerhousePR sorry. nope. what did you say?

[@delvinchandler]

Love the 3d printing idea, next-gen in my book.

[@ScorpionP2C]

This is a brilliant way to demonstrate the future of engineering and design. I actually really enjoyed the guys passion!

[@druidofthefang]

exactly, very cool way to show their technology. this is a huge thing, soon basically anyone with money can have their totally unique car, or whatever else this system can produce. i had no idea this was already possible, i am very excited for the future, or present.

[@SuperMadpom]

So this is the prototype now launched as CZinger 21C

[@ehabalwi5383]

Is it by the same people?

[@PlayinWithMahWii]

@@ehabalwi5383 Yes, and the body is the same

[@huntingtonbeachsasquatch]

I'm JAY! I drive in Two lanes if I Want!

[@dakota-joel7590]

This guy is still in training as far as presentations go. With that said, he obviously knows car and has an incredible amount of know-how to him. Delivery was a bit ungraceful though.... The car is really interesting. It is still a prototype, but it is more showcasing the 3-D printing technology than the car itself. All in all a very interesting idea. It is an incredible way to build a car.

[@Mike001B]

I loved the technology content, but yeah this guy's delivery was very distracting. It's like he did too much coke after a Tony Robbins workshop.

[@brianchen3964]

eh. I think he is just too starstruck and super nervous. Im sure he isnt like this normally

[@estebandufanzo5530]

Brian Chen Doubt it. I bet he's like this in every meeting where he's trying to sell something, nothing to do with Jay Leno. You don't just show up in front of a celebrity and suddenly gain a habit of waving your arms around like Ricky Bobby. I dunno, maybe he's watched too many reality shows or "keynote" presentations

[@stevenglansberg3124]

Sunset's Garage o

[@jayphilipwilliams]

Funny how people's perception can be so different. I thought he was an excellent communicator.

[@cwr8618]

One of my favorite episodes by far. Captures pure enthusiasm, raw ingenuity and innovation, the guy is clearly passionate and shows the future, and that's a good looking car

[@tim1299]

3 D PRINTING AT ITS' FINEST. JUST FABULOUS. TO PRODUCE THOSE PARTS USING DIFFERENT ALLOYS IS INCREDIBLE.

[@LycanWitch]

would buy this in a heartbeat if the design was finalized and made ready for production. I do have to have a laugh at some of the comments to this video complaining about door flapping or other minor things.. They only stated 239048329 times that it's a one-off design/proof of concept prototype. it's not even a prototype for production, but just a design prototype.So of course there will be issues with it as it's not a final product made for sale to consumers.

[@cuddles6938]

We live in a short attention span country now days, and most of the comments are probably from 14 year old's who know Mommy and Daddy won't send them to driving school anyway. The rest like riding the bus and will complain about anything.

[@cryptsys]

i think the problem is that 2.4l inline 4 cylinder running 700hp on that HUGE turbo. that thing cant have a long lifetime.

[@kalidesu]

It's pretty overkill, it really doesn't need that turbo at 700hp. An electric version of this car would be cool.

[@LycanWitch]

kalidesu ,Turbos do more than just add HP to a car. They also make the car run more efficient, plus there's the marketing aspects.

[@ahmerrizvi]

Jay just had a physics class.

[@LazyIndieGamer]

Where? This is mostly general knowledge with almost no lingo.

[@someonehadto7841]

Guys, when a car guy is quiet during a drive, that is the biggest compliment he can give to the developer...

[@jolujo5842]

Now THAT'S some fascinating stuff 👏 Thanks Jay so much for giving this builder exposure. I never would have known this was out there. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@tannerphoenix9694]

This guy really loves his coffee..... REALLY!

[@krusher74]

its adrenaline, first time in front of cameras is scary

[@boduke9428]

You misspelled coke.

[@a1jettacoupe]

Savage gynaecologist joke by Jay, you can hear the crew laughing in the background

[@danielcloud8468]

I love this guy's passion for what he does.

Looks like an updated version of that car from the movie "The Wraith".

[@TrinidadJamesWoods]

Thank you, I was trying to place it.

[@BruDia]

But the front of that car...i liked it more than this...and that car is a Dodge..

[@bobbofly]

Same thought here!

[@tawon1984]

The Soloosh Agreed.

[@wowaround6601]

Ypu are old for sure!, welcome to the future.

[@gpritchard490]

JAY one of the great things about your show is featuring groundbreaking cars, bikes, and even Buses be they petrol or gas, electric and even steam.. it would be good to review in 2years but love to see this vehicle run on electric

[@charlesbutler4646]

This is a really good segment. You are right, this is the future of mass produced automobiles. They are beautiful, light, environmentally friendly, and I bet they can be easily outfitted with driverless technology which would dramatically reduce accidents and fatalities. This would be a perfect car for a daily commute. I used to commute 36 miles a day, hauling around 5,000 pounds of steel. Just a couple of things, it appears to be uncomfortable and tight, although you said you were OK, but it still looks tight. It seems to ride choppy, but that can be fixed with variable suspension tuning, and finally you forgot to ask about gas mileage. My guess is mid 20s in town and 35+ on the highway? This technology is the future, no doubt. Another excellent and informative segment, thanks Jay.

[@neocollective]

This guy is into something, their organic structural design is light years ahead of the cars we drive today.

[@dustyrusty7956]

This is absolutely fascinating. We are seeing the future of boutique racing cars here, today with this company.

[@aakashpowale1939]

That suspension structure is beautiful

[@personale-mail1393]

Aakash Powale Agreed

[@n3lis94]

It's called topological optimization, look it up it's fascinating ;)

[@Starlord85]

It's a mess

[@ElectronicSkateboard]

Too bad it rides like a go cart.

[@InChristJesus87]

Folks whats impressive isn't the prototype but the engineering technology in producing the integrated parts which form the chassis. This is truly the future. The next technological automotive leap is organic based structural design. These designs increase production efficiency while providing lighter and stronger platforms. This technology will be used from aerospace to military to consumer grade products. Michelin just produced a prototype tire that incorporates the same structural design ideas where it mimics coral.

[@misdelivereddishwasher1011]

funny all the technology couldn't keep the damn body parts from flapping about in the wind, or make it not sound like it's struggling to do 40

[@patricksimmons9853]

@Mufti Husayni, Nazi General, Palestine MUSLIM OFFICIAL google it: IslamicPogromsOnJewsBEFOREzionism He's bucking for a fat government grant like Musk...

[@Ingens_Scherz]

Wow. This is probably the most important film Jay's ever done in the sense of the future of auto production. Amazing.

[@justmechanicthings]

I was full of scepticism when I saw the door rattling around on the fender camera, but eventually blew my mind when he started explaining the chassis development process. Really cool stuff!

[@charliet9721]

I love that vino tinto type of color.

[@Djtonydraper]

One of the coolest looking cars I've seen to date. Very nice. Loving the tech. Great job.

[@ChristianC-gy1ym]

Pay attention folks. This guy is way way ahead of his time. We'll look back at this fella in 30 years and think WOW. He did something that nobody appreciated but now is commonplace. And he'll get no credit for it either. But everyone here watching this video, we'll know.

[@kedardes]

Great to see a show like this! Not shy about going into all the technical details with Jay guiding the conversation. Go Engineers!

[@weaseltown]

Bunch of nonsense going on in here with making fun of the guy's body language. He's obsessed. Passionate. Those are the same characteristics shared by the people whom pioneered the tech that created the car to begin with. The entire reason your asses are even able to drive a car. Let a dude wave his hands. What are you innovating?

[@Salpeteroxid]

celebritycommenter He's nervous AF trying to sell his idea.

[@twistedtaipan3862]

Or he's really intelligent and just isn't the best people person. Many very intelligent people have bad social skills. There's a reason why used car salesmen are used car salesmen and not engineers.

[@p.j.cherubino1461]

I agree. Mr. Leno said it himself in one of his segments: "We live in an age where people like to tear things down..." Mr. Czinger is clearly a visionary with far more going on in his mind than can be easily distilled into a few minutes of conversation. He's talking about a digital revolution in automotive manufacture where algorithms play an active part in the design process. This is mind blowing stuff.

[@heretic4036]

celebritycommenter I agree that’s how I am if I’m proud of myself I use a lot body language

[@snotrag169]

TwisTed Taipan hey

[@aspirations75]

1000 lbs lighter than regular construction, and without hard tooling. We have to make this happen if we are to make a significant impact on pollution from manufacturing and transport. This is proof of concept, it is possible! Let's get it done!

[@fabers92]

mill man China, India and Russia would still be polluting the earth until it dies.

[@TrinidadJamesWoods]

Agreed.

[@grilledspaghetti]

@@fabers92 we could still use less gas. How is that a bad thing?

[@chiranthanmr]

@@fabers92 Not sure if you know but USA's pollution per year is greater than all these countries combined. Also, China is far ahead in the Electric car game. Kia, Hyundai and Tesla have already made their plans to make it to Indian market. Kia already has a big manufacturing plant for electric cars in India. I can't really talk about Russia coz I wasn't involved in a collusion :D

[@abes3925]

@@fabers92 Thats cuz western countries outsourced all their manufacturing plants of cheap goods to China. Americans demand green goods but when the cost of those goods go way up they get angry. Also the US constantly leaving pollution treaties all the time. Oh and the US has been polluting the earth for well over 100 years and knew about the dangerous of carbon specifically when Los Angeles started pushing for more smog test

[@randomworld75]

I work in product development with 3D printers in the bio medical field and seeing this makes my heart race. The future is going to come blindingly fast with this tech....

[@kaj750]

I bet I could talk to Kevin Czinger for a week straight and never get bored. I was geeking out during this video.

[@NextDoorGuy]

Looked a lot better in the thumbnail thats for sure

[@mr.wonkastyle2558]

NextDoorGuy they did a couple rotaries on here the Cosmo and then a guy had an old rx with a late model rotary

[@westsenkovec]

I love how these car manufacturers bring cars to Jay Leno instead of real car reviewers because they know he won't hammer it around the track and he'll only ask if it's a five speed or a six speed and if it has four wheel disc brakes 😂😂

[@curbyweaver4606]

And he'll give his "nicely done" endorsement.

[@cersadescosmos7497]

They're not a car manufacturer but selling the technology.

[@ireneuszpyc6684]

Cersades; how come the salesman never mentioned the price (and Jay never asked) ?

[@BFBeast666]

Eryk Pyts Because it's probably prohibitively pricey. The amount of Titanium alone, plus 3D printed metal? At least the souped up Mitsubishi engine is a bargain compared to say, the AMG heart of a Pagani.

[@Folopolis]

Eryk Pyts Because it's a technology demonstration, aka not for sale.

[@ValladolidArde]

amazing tech effort from the team at Divergent, what an amazing project, so inspiring

[@DidrikEilertsen]

15:36 "You have a kind of sick desperation in your laugh"

[@ghettogamertv797]

😂😂😂😂

[@ProductofNZ]

as a proof of concept it's very cool. Obviously it has teething issues but I can imagine the technology integrated into future vehicles.

[@antoniovillanueva308]

I can see in the comments that very few people have actually prototyped anything. It is always a series of failures and restarts.

[@nyctreeman]

3D metal printers that work on Titanium?! OMG, this guy could make the BEST lowers for ARs

[@jeanniehicks5240]

Bang bang

[@coreyhardwick4660]

Titanium lowers are out there, run about $10,000.

[@shawnjones7512]

Someone will do it. Sooner or later!!!

[@TurkishRepublicanX]

@@coreyhardwick4660 that's an insane amount of money. It's not worth it unless you're a Turkish mountain commando or something.

[@coreyhardwick4660]

@@TurkishRepublicanX Nemo makes a full on titanium rifle for about $100,000.

[@lochrandoherty9218]

I think that this was a great episode. This guy's vision is amazing and would change the world if it came to fruition.

[@FreshlySnipes]

Looks like a car Tom Cruise would drive in Minority Report.

[@ftby59mikeD]

I think Wesley Snipes would be better in it in another "Blades" sequel!

[@mldnlt3maraud3r66]

Jay see if you can get a hold of a Mazda RX7 Spirit R and that RX-Vision concept.

[@MyJeffreyJones]

Love the engineering technology developments described in this episode. Exciting for the near future.

[@moneysportinternational5934]

AMAZING concept, the vacuum line was hilarious though

[@MJorgy5]

Forget about road head

[@fleshkilla999]

my thoughts exactly. "How will i get road head from a thot i picked up at the club in this sports car?" ... i need answers

[@knight0334]

....road reach-around.

[@ecobb1297]

this is the future

[@vintagev8muscle721]

MJorgy5 😆

[@Chaturbate_Billy]

Will Roberts gay people get road head, I saw it once as a kid 😣

[@SpawnNL]

The fact that the Aluminum and Titanium don' t line up annoys the crap out of me.

[@Knights2theEnd]

If you ever worked with a 3D printer, mis-calibration is very common. Slight mistakes are always seen in the products.

[@514filippos]

yes meet to but its a prototype and is a crash test body so no big deeal in the end for me

[@SubaruWRXspdManual]

Knights2theEnd that would seem to me then, that 3D printing isn't good enough yet for this kind of application. would that be true?

[@muskokamike127]

no, that would be wrong....3d printing can be as accurate as you wish....you want .00001" tolerance? can be done......plus that alignment issue could be assembly error as well.....

[@hertzer2000]

The A pillar slips over the bottom section, making it look out of line.

[@jasongooden917]

It's amazing seeing what this car used to be and what it is now

[@davidcollis4758]

I would not be surprised to see this car and others like it in future movies.

[@servicarrider]

Incredibly fascinating. We have seen a glimpse of the future of automotive engineering. This presentation has nothing to do with the demonstrator per se. It is about the engineering and production process, the technology, of the chassis. Once you build the foundation...the skin, accoutrements and aesthetics can be anything you want them to be. Is that really such a difficult concept to grasp?

[@tomokokishi3066]

It's 2020 and it seems they've finally reached production.

[@luis4727]

Really??

[@mmiaouss3497]

Luis yep search Czinger GT and you’ll find it

[@undrcoverlouky]

I have to think this technology will explode. It's a new level of efficiency. I thought Jay's 3D printing was a super advancement in manufacturing. But this is on another level. If I understand, Jay is 3D printing a plastic model or mold to be cast. Divergent is 3D printing aluminum final product.

[@risjavanleeuwen4176]

Kevin, what an inspiring man, and an awesome vision! Great job 👍

[@reid1773]

DOUG NEEDS TO REVIEW THIS

[@sofa_kingcool985]

Reid Ulberg Would love to hear all the “Quirks” and “features” 🤣🤣🤣

[@joshriles84]

Just gotta find it on Toro lol

[@CherylCold]

Quirks and features?

[@billyunderwood7221]

Yes! I can hear him now. "This..... is the Divergent Blade, and it is the coolest 3D printed car you will ever see. I'm going to show you all it's interesting quirks and cool features. Then I'm going to take it out on the road and drive it and then I'm going to give it a Doug score."

[@JnixMarshel]

@@billyunderwood7221 I read your comment and heard Doug. Lmao.

[@guillermoarias7353]

The Engineer was almost crying when He was explaining the car: v that looks great. He must have been calmed while when was explaining.

[@johnnyr1co695]

This was the first time I saw Jay Leno actually listening to someone! lol

[@swsephy]

I love it. Reminds me of a lot of the concept cars from the 90s that I'd see as a kid. EDIT: Wow this is amazing

[@Brikzilla]

Jay is just like “this is too high tech for me”

[@joshmnky]

Yeah, people are saying it sounds like he just woke up, but that's how I act when I'm discussing something a little out of my wheelhouse. My brain is doing a little too much in the background with all this new junk.

[@jerrycraig6522]

And I know exactly how he feels, so "bonded" means it's glued together, HUH

[@nebulaunfolding]

Pretty cool? That's the coolest car I've ever seen!

[@Tampa0123456789]

Exactly Lamborghini and Bugatti and the others have similar looks but this one just stops you in your tracks.

[@rickdb8480]

Its terrible

[@zohaib876]

I totally agree. I was skeptic at first but man, this thing is a beauty & has plenty of soul & character. Sounds awesome too!

[@ehabalwi5383]

This guy is so excited to be in Jay Leno's he's obviously a fan

[@fifteen6535]

This is incredible. I want nothing but success for this guy and his technology.

[@fentonfactory9243]

2019 still waiting for this

[@deltavee2]

It's a technology demonstrator so you will probably never see it in production. Sort of like a practical concept car in the sense that it is roadworthy and licensed and like that but he wants to sell his tech to the Big Three and anyone else that can pony up the bucks. Whatever kind of coffee he drinks, I want some. Can we 3D print coffee yet? You could concoct some numbah one heart starter for sure!

[@drwang699]

2020

[@YuvrajSinghPunia]

Search Czinger 21C

[@brettkramer]

Usually Jay is ear to ear smiles during his test drive when he really likes a car, not this time.

[@chrischaf]

Yeah. The whole time he's driving he looks like he's in *Analyzing...* mode. It looks like the same face I had the other day when I borrowed my sister's car and after turning a corner and feeling an odd shh-thunk through the steering, I spent the next couple of blocks randomly shifting the car back and forth in the lane to feel it again, while making *that* face and thinking, "...is that the left inner cv joint going out now?" (it'd already needed to have the right inner joint replaced earlier this year). Yeah... I get that face *a lot* when I drive other people's cars. lol It's like Me: ....uhh, wheeeen was the last time you had your tie rod ends checked? Them: What are tie rods? Me: Ah. or Me: (making that face again) ...have you checked your tire pressure rencently? Them: Tire pressure? Me: (making a *new* face) you know, checked to make sure they have the right amount of air in them? Them: You put *air* in your tires?? Me: Ah. I swear, it's the same face. lol

[@krusher74]

it's so light and nimble and high powered he's scared and using a pothole for an excuse.

[@ThungStudios]

I saw the three pedals and got extremely excited

[@456MrPeople]

And now we have the Czinger 21C. I hope it actually shakes up the hypercar industry.

[@igniscycles2658]

Amazing , just think all those beautiful car shapes from the 20's-70's could come back and be affordable. Sweet!

[@nellyfarnsworth7381]

Correct. I want a New Cord. A new 1932 Ford model A. A new 1948 Chevy pickup.

[@Etienne_Diecast]

Would love the see the Citroen SM or the mustard-colored Porsche featured one of these days. These haven't been featured yet I don't think...

[@klwthe3rd]

Roman Empire Citroën SM definitely. I've been waiting patiently....lol

[@grbroussard]

Czinger is a master at selling. I slipped a monumental amount of knowledge for a wide area of people.

[@leslienordman8718]

Wow! So cool! Thanks, Jay!

[@pincheneo]

reading the comment section, feels like they really didnt get the purpose of this car. this is fucking amazing. hopefully one day you can customize your own car like a video game with little to no extra cost. i want a hatchback mustang.

[@lejink]

Calm down guys, this project is just an engineering exercise and display piece of their 3D printing and design It's not a production car, nor will it ever be, so don't expect it to be well sorted

[@cyberlayer7260]

Turns out it's a production car now, so this definitely didn't age well.

[@markconlinrmt]

This is my new favorite channel. Jay does yeomans work at making these cars approachable and not gushing like a fanboy.

[@lemster101]

Great video. The technology here is amazing, I think too many people don't fully realize what this car proves. I would love to see more of the bike too.