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Oct. 9, 2014 / 7:47 PM

3D Printed Cars Are Here!

You can now literally print yourself a car these days. Well, you can if you have the right tools, but for the normal shmuck, you'll have to buy one. Mashable's Lance Ulunoff had the chance to take a ride in the world's first 3D printed car. If you're wondering how much it costs, the car will set you back only $18K. It has about 50 parts, was designed in 4 months and built in 6 days. The car should be available in 2016.
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