3D-Printed Car Takes First-Ever Test Drive

Mashable 2014-09-15

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Local Motors printed and drove a 3D-printed car at this years International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago. The body of the car, which has 212 layers, took only 44 hours to print.
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