Scientists have built a 3D-printed car that will be highway-ready in 2016

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By Emma Fierberg and ReutersAug 3, 2015, 3:26 pm110 pts
This 3D-printed vehicle by Local Motors is being developed by scientists to be highway-ready by 2016. The machine uses carbon fiber-infused plastic to create its vehicles. The car will cost between $18,000-$30,000, seats two and can drive up to 25 mph. The car should last for about five years and, when that…

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