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05.04.26 - 05:30
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Forget Temu′s "Bugatti" Knockoff. Texas Man 3D-Printed A Lamborghini Aventador Body (ZeroHedge)
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Forget Temu's "Bugatti" Knockoff. Texas Man 3D-Printed A Lamborghini Aventador Body
Forget ordering a $30,000 "Bugatti" knockoff from Chinese e-commerce websites like Temu.
A private seller in Texas is now offering what appears to be a fully 3D-printed Lamborghini Aventador body on Facebook Marketplace, highlighting how 3D printing is revolutionizing custom vehicle manufacturing.
"This is a fully 3D-printed Lamborghini Aventador project that gives you a huge head start. It includes the complete body, front frame, rear frame, and monocoque already printed and sized to Aventador dimensions," the listing stated.
The 3D-printed Aventador body is listed for $5,000. But the price jumps to $7,500 if buyers want the exterior and interior all glued together, or $8,500 if they want the frame pieces included in the gluing.
To complete the build, the seller says the body will still need to be reinforced with fiberglass, mounted to a steel frame, and fitted with a drivetrain,...
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27.03.26 - 06:42
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EU will Online-Händler bei Verkauf von unsicheren Waren bestrafen (Cash)
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Das Europäische Parlament und der EU-Rat erzielten dazu im Zuge einer Reform des EU-Zollkodex eine informelle Einigung, wie sie am Donnerstag gemeinsam mitteilten. Die Massnahme soll den Verkauf billiger und potenziell unsicherer chinesischer Waren über solche Plattformen eindämmen. Bei systematischer und wiederholter Nichteinhaltung sollen Strafen von bis zu sechs Prozent der jährlichen Einfuhren und die Sperrung von Online-Verkaufsplattformen möglich sein...
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