RC Drift Remote Control Car 2.4GHz 1/24 4WD 15KM/H High Speed Racing Sport with LED Lights Drifting Tire Toy for Adults Boys Girls Kids Gift 2Pcs Rechargeable Batteries

Rc cars are always fun,this one has functioning lights thatvare bright and easy to operate,it is also build with quality for the value,recommended for all ages

I wish they would make the same chargers for all these electric cars standard. The car is a fast and fun indoor car

This little car is fast! I like the pressure sensitive trigger for lower speeds and ripping donuts. It's a ton of fun with the slick tires on it, I haven't put all four sticky tires on yet. It's well made, stays charged for a while and looks like a car priced for way more. Remote is easy to use and responsive.

Great quality car, controller and accessories. The battery life is wonderful and lasts a good while, it charges quickly as well. It is a decent size and goes smoothly on flat surfaces and flooring! It is easy to use when it follows the controllers commands but every now and then the car takes on a mind of its own and backs up and such when either not controlling or when trying to go another direction. Good value for the money.

Although this is a review of a free product, I give you my word that my reviews will always be unbiased and truthful.So often these :Drift cars" are just slower speed RC cars that don't drift at all. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this one actually is fast enough to drift. It comes with two sets of tires and I did have to switch them out to the plastic slicks. It is being used indoors because of the weather outside. With the slicks on, and the car driven on both carpet and sheet vinyl, it drifts very easily. The boys are fighting over who gets to play with it. Mind you, they all have other RC "drift" cars, but none of them work as well as this one does. The controller feels a bit cheap, and could stand a bit of redesign, but overall, they are thrilled with it.

The Black RC Drift Car is a fun car to drive on a wood or tile floor. It isn't blazing fast, but fast enough to make the car fun. The black and yellow trim makes the car look cool. The headlights and brake lights actually work on the car. When reverse is applied when driving forward the brake lights come on.The car comes with rubber coated plastic tires and plastic tires. It comes with a screw driver to switch the tires out. The car is hard to drive with the plastic drift tires on. With the rubber coated tires, the car will drift.The driving responsiveness when the remote wheel is turned is just okay. The car has run into chairs and walls and keeps on going. The turning takes some getting used to. It isn't a deal breaker, but just something to be aware of.

This racing car, which I received through Vine, is great for kids and adults who love high speed racing and drifting. The LED lights add a cool touch, and the remote provides responsive control. It comes with two rechargeable batteries for extended playtime.

I got this thing as a toy for our cat; I thought he would find it amusing to chase. The car is really well built; sturdy, heavy and a lot faster than I thought it could be. However, the remote control did not live up to the high standard of the car. I was careful, but in almost no time the steering became erratic, and practically quit altogether. The next item that seems ill chosen to me was the tiny plug-in of the battery in the car, (see pic). It has been my experience that this type of plug-in does not last long. (I would have placed a gas cap cover as on real cars and put a small plug-in there. This way there would be no screwing/unscrewing of the battery cover and the plugging/unplugging of the above-mentioned.)If someone is buying this for a child, they should purchase some "AA" batteries for the remote and open the box early and charge the 3.7-volt batteries, (USB cable provided to charge batteries from a port or a block), because it will take several hours). Read the instructions, particularly the back, so this toy can be safely enjoyed. (By the way, reverse is pushing the trigger instead of squeezing it.)