How to get the Cyberpunk 2077 Ken Block Type-66 Hoon car
The weaponized car, the Type-66 Hoon, can be collected in Cyberpunk 2077 for free
You can add the Cyberpunk 2077 Ken Block weaponized car to your collection for free by finding it in a derelict warehouse. The car itself is a tribute to the late rally driver, but also happens to be an excellent new vehicle. The beefy car boasts solid armor, good speed and handling, and some decent front-mounted machine guns for shredding through enemies in vehicular combat. Getting any other weaponized vehicle in Cyberpunk 2077 is either going to cost you a lot of Eddies or requires you to spend time completing missions with Muamar and boosting your Street Cred. That means the Type-66 Hoon is a great starting weaponized vehicle, so here’s exactly where you can find the Ken Block car in Cyberpunk 2077.
Cyberpunk 2077 Ken Block car location
As far as I can tell, there are no prerequisites for getting the Ken Block weaponized car in Cyberpunk 2077 as it’s not locked behind a mission or in a closed off area. That means anyone should be able to collect it early in the game, so here’s where you need to look:
- Go up to the northern part of the Northside area of Watson. You’ll reach a large plot of abandoned warehouses on the outskirts of Night City and the surrounding Badlands.
- Head to the warehouse marked on the image above and you’ll find the Type-66 Hoon in pristine condition. Johnny Silverhand will beckon you over when you get close, starting the “I’m In Love With My Car” mission. You need to search the warehouse for a way to get into the car.
- Look through the debris of the collapsed shelf unit behind the car for a case. Loot it to get the car keys and unlock the car.
- Get in the Type-66 Hoon and that’s it. Mission complete and the car is yours, available for you to call in and cruise around Night City like any other vehicle you own.
Weaponized cars, like the Type-66 Hoon, were added with the Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 update. They come in various shapes and sizes, offering unique performance, but all of them come with machine guns and armor as standard - though more advanced ones can also come with missile pods.
You can buy more weaponized cars from any Autofixer point around Night City, though these cars often have one or more requirement to meet before you can spend your money. Completing missions for Muamar “El Capitan” Reyes and upping your Street Cred will unlock more cars, then you’ll need to make sure you’ve got the Eurodollars to buy them. You can expect to pay around about €$40,000 for a basic car and over €$100,000 for a more high-end one. The Hellhound – a six-wheeled armored truck apparently favored by MaxTac – costs €$150,000, for example, though the Type-66 Hoon should keep you going for a while. The Cyberpunk 2077 2.1 update added a few more vehicles too - notably several new motorbikes - though there are no weaponized versions.
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