Bought two of these so I could drive with my son (he is 4,5). I needed a rc car that was not too big and still had power to be able to drive on our lawn with out overheating. Plusses. Being able to turn the throttle down to a low max speed is really great when you are driving with a little kid. 90% of grown ups cant handle it with max speed available, anyway. Because of the brushless system it still has power to be able to use reverse unlike some brushed systems. I choosed this model on purpose because it was all plastic frame and will not bend if it hits something. Thanks to Kevin Talbots advice. And I think that Tomley also said that plastic weighs less and therefore the forces are smaller when you hit something. We run them on the 1200mAh hardcase batteries and we do get a decent runtime (20min plus maybe). Might be because we drive them with the throttle trim at minimum 90% of the time. It is still fast enough for me as an adult to have fun driving it around on a small track. Minusses. So far I cant find another body for the car so we can tell them apart. I would like to get some more batteries with the hard case. I know that I can use batteries with out the hard case. The shock Tower is plastic and actually broke on mine a little too easy. Going to upgrade it with a alu one. Overall. Value for money, I have not yet tried anything that comes close to this car. I highly recommend it for all ppl that wants to have fun on gravvel or a grasslawn. Might not be the fastest buggy WLtoys have in 1/12. But at full throttle I have not even once thought it needed a little more top speed. I am actually thinking of buying 2 or 3 more for when the guys comes over =)

Bought two of these so I could drive with my son (he is 4,5). I needed a rc car that was not too big and still had power to be able to drive on our lawn with out overheating. Plusses. Being able to turn the throttle down to a low max speed is really great when you are driving with a little kid. 90% of grown ups cant handle it with max speed available, anyway. Because of the brushless system it still has power to be able to use reverse unlike some brushed systems. I choosed this model on purpose because it was all plastic frame and will not bend if it hits something. Thanks to Kevin Talbots advice. And I think that Tomley also said that plastic weighs less and therefore the forces are smaller when you hit something. We run them on the 1200mAh hardcase batteries and we do get a decent runtime (20min plus maybe). Might be because we drive them with the throttle trim at minimum 90% of the time. It is still fast enough for me as an adult to have fun driving it around on a small track. Minusses. So far I cant find another body for the car so we can tell them apart. I would like to get some more batteries with the hard case. I know that I can use batteries with out the hard case. The shock Tower is plastic and actually broke on mine a little too easy. Going to upgrade it with a alu one. Overall. Value for money, I have not yet tried anything that comes close to this car. I highly recommend it for all ppl that wants to have fun on gravvel or a grasslawn. Might not be the fastest buggy WLtoys have in 1/12. But at full throttle I have not even once thought it needed a little more top speed. I am actually thinking of buying 2 or 3 more for when the guys comes over =)

Bought two of these so I could drive with my son (he is 4,5). I needed a rc car that was not too big and still had power to be able to drive on our lawn with out overheating. Plusses. Being able to turn the throttle down to a low max speed is really great when you are driving with a little kid. 90% of grown ups cant handle it with max speed available, anyway. Because of the brushless system it still has power to be able to use reverse unlike some brushed systems. I choosed this model on purpose because it was all plastic frame and will not bend if it hits something. Thanks to Kevin Talbots advice. And I think that Tomley also said that plastic weighs less and therefore the forces are smaller when you hit something. We run them on the 1200mAh hardcase batteries and we do get a decent runtime (20min plus maybe). Might be because we drive them with the throttle trim at minimum 90% of the time. It is still fast enough for me as an adult to have fun driving it around on a small track. Minusses. So far I cant find another body for the car so we can tell them apart. I would like to get some more batteries with the hard case. I know that I can use batteries with out the hard case. The shock Tower is plastic and actually broke on mine a little too easy. Going to upgrade it with a alu one. Overall. Value for money, I have not yet tried anything that comes close to this car. I highly recommend it for all ppl that wants to have fun on gravvel or a grasslawn. Might not be the fastest buggy WLtoys have in 1/12. But at full throttle I have not even once thought it needed a little more top speed. I am actually thinking of buying 2 or 3 more for when the guys comes over =)

Seems really well built. There was no grease at all in both differentials so make sure to grease them before using it

Seems really well built. There was no grease at all in both differentials so make sure to grease them before using it

Seems really well built. There was no grease at all in both differentials so make sure to grease them before using it