Turbo Racing 1:76 C50 RTR Tractor Remote Control Truck Four-Wheel Drive Simulated Headlights 10CH Minicar Model(White-Blue)

Very dynamic controls, and lighting controls. All 3 car models are a blast ro drive and the tractor trailers are even better. All wheel drive, very articulate steering, There are lots of button combos to change the lighting as well as disable the turn and back up alarms. In case you want them off for midnight mode. Great sound effects though. I've never actually ran the battery all the way dead. After a couple days of driving for 30ish minutes the battery does need charged. With the trailer attached it can do about 11° of grade up and 15° down before bottoming out. Not for lack of power though. Very tough for its size, and you will loose sight of the car before the controller looses connection. Plug and play no less, so it's honestly just fun out of the box. 10/10

I am a big fan of Turbo racing’s 1/76 rc cars. I have been racing them semi competitively for a few years now and have enjoyed watching the development of the new models. They are a blast to race and have steering and throttle response that are comparable to full hobby grade rc race cars. The 70 model is the first one ever released and is impressive as it was the pioneer. The 71 improved greatly on the design and the 72,73,74 got better and better making them more reliable to race with. The release of the 75 model really impressed me. It has similar top speed to my 4wd drag car in this scale that I built from a 1/64 coke can racer. The drift series I was amazed by. As any drifter will let you know, setup is crucial, just because you can break traction doesn’t mean you have a good drift car. The c60 series drift cars are weight balanced and have an adjustable svc gyro that works about as well as the stock one on a Traxxis Slash VXL. I am by no means an expert rc drifter but by fine tuning the controls I am able to really swing the back end beautifully without losing control. Probably one of the best RWD drift cars out there honestly not to mention it’s the size of my thumb lol. As for the off road trucks I have only heard good things about them.If you are an RC enthusiast reading this and have $60-80 burning a hole in your pocket, go ahead and pull the trigger on this one, at the very least you’ll be amused at how they managed to cram so much into so little.

These are so tiny - exactly as the dimensions described... but fast and nimble. The nephew loves it.

I don't understand why they would sell this at such a high price when the quality just is not there... I mean it's cool and all but the thing is just not at all worth the price especially with all the problems involved with it. there are 3 speed settings yet the speed doesn't even go up to 100%, the car is advertised as a "drift car" yet it does not drift whatsoever, it just spirals out of control, do your research and look at any of the reviews online and the videos they'll all show the same thing, this just isn't a "drift car" it's more of a donut car cuz it spins so out of control it only spins out and goes in circles, also the wheels keep turning on their own and sometimes only go to the left its very faulty. the gyro doesn't even work right. I recommend skipping this if u were considering it.

Sweet little desktop car. Don’t drive with pet hair on table or floor unless you’re ready to take apart and clean but so much fun either way. PS: very easy to take apart and clean

Car is decent, comes with everything you need except for batteries, it does have proportional steering and throttle. The problem is it very difficult to modulate the throttle at low speeds, which makes it difficult to play with this thing in the desk and you need a larger area. The truck has much better low speed control.

Item received is new, and worked on the first attempt. The instructions were nearly useless and there are knobs and buttons all over the controller and nothing in the instruction booklet for them. With some playing I figured everything out within an hour.It's important to note that the car charger built into the controller uses the controllers 4 X AAA batteries to charge the car on the fly. It does come with a USB 2.0 to USB-C converter to charge externally via a USB 2.0 plug. I would not use a USB-C to USB-C charger on the car! It likely cannot handle the quick charge voltage for that small car battery.The purple car came with blue underglow, and it seems that only the green car gets the green underglow to match it. Not a deal breaker, it was just unexpected.The drift car is smaller than a matchbox car, and it's not as fast as I'd like it to be. On a ceramic or a glass surface you can go fast enough to drift easy.Last thing is that this can turn 6 directions. It does have reverse and can turn while in reverse...pretty awesome overall. Is it worth almost $100? That's up to the individual. Driving this on a flat stovetop is entertaining because you can try to drift around the circular heat elements. It did not scratch the stove surface (my stovetop is very clean).

The media could not be loaded. Pretty fun, I still need to figure out a configuration where it's easier for me to drift but I think in time it will work.There is a question asking if it has a gyro and idk what version they got but the C64 has a gyro.The controls are proportional. It is pretty fast for a 1:76 scale car. You can control how fast it goes with the throttle l. There is a 20 percent speed, 50 and 100 percent speed.You can also control the throttle speed with the throttle trim.The gyro goes crazy when you do full throttle (it wobbles left and right) but the nice thing is that you can control the gyro (svc) trim if you don't like the wobble or don't need it. It's supper fun.