3D printing tiny cars isn't new, but this creator's work lets you print a Revell- or Tamiya-style kit you can assemble yourself, just like the good old days. The site is kind of like Etsy for folks ...

Scale models and automotive enthusiasm have gone hand-in-hand since the earliest hot-rod days. In modern times, you'll find countless ways to indulge in these tiny replicas that often end up next to ...

Aerodynamics have always been an important part of automotive design. A lower drag coefficient means that it takes less energy for a vehicle to overcome air resistance, or more simply put: better fuel ...

One of the most fun things to do after buying a car that you love is seeing if you can find a tiny version of it that you can put on your desk or dresser. It’s especially awesome if you can find a ...

Building hot rods remained basically the same for decades, with tried-and-true “old school” methods being used to create increasingly complex builds. Computers really changed the game, allowing things ...

The new renderings look quite a bit more substantial than what the automaker first revealed last year. The car offers seating for four people, and features a roof that can support long objects like ...

A newcomer to the performance automotive scene has been setting speed records this summer with its 3D-printed hypercar. On Aug. 26, the 21C, made by Los Angeles-based company Czinger, set a lap record ...

The Czinger 21C is an all-American hypercar. Clocking more than 1200 horsepower depending on the spec, a claimed 0-62 mph time below two seconds with a top speed knocking on 270 mph, and tandem seats, ...

When you think of “car rim” you probably think stamped steel or machined alloy with a sturdy drum to withstand the arduous life of the road, not something 3D printed out of ABS. That would be crazy, ...

Czinger recently announced the unveiling of its 21C V MAX, showcasing how 3D printing can be just as central to a vehicle’s ...