WLTOYS124019 RC Car, 1/12 Scale 2.4GHz Remote Control Car, 4WD 60km/h High Speed Racing Car, Off-Road Buggy Drift Car RTR with Aluminum Alloy Chassis, Zinc Alloy Gear and 2 Batteries

let me tell you...the car is very enjoyable and fast,,,it was doing fine for a couple of days all of a sudden it doesn't want to respond to the transmitter,,,, it decided to drive itself into the wall and destroyed the front end...I don't see how that happened batteries were fully charged was playing it for a couple of laps and then all of a sudden it took off out of control slammed into the wall.. I think that was a waste of my money.... and I was going to purchase another one...

So I got this yesterday and have run 3 batteries and ran it hard. Without a doubt this is well worth the price as are most of WLToys products they are excellent for people on budgets and beginners that don’t want to spend $400-$500 just to learnI highly recommend this for anyone, just know there are always heating issues when gearing RC’s to perform faster or run more times than recommended without proper cooldown times for electronics

My son had this car battery charging in our living room and it exploded and burst into flames! Praise Jesus we were home and it was in sight so we could quickly put it out! The battery was only a week old! I tried contacting the company and they never got back to me. The battery says charge with a special charger, but doesn't say what the special charger is. Do not recommend! Buyer Beware!!

My order arrived in a timely manner. There were no issues with the packaging or any missing contents.I did have to adjust the toe-in as it was not correctly aligned. One of the shock absorbers was overfilled, so that was a minor adjustment by unscrewing the barrel and using a napkin to remove the excess oil.Overall, this was a great value for a 4WD vehicle with replaceable parts. I would recommend for anyone looking to get into RC cars at an affordable price point.

I bought two of these a 124018 and this one a 124019. Put the battery in turned in tested the throttle and motor spins but not the wheels. No problem, probably a bad mesh on the spur and now it needs a spur gear. I had also purchased a metal spur gear upgrade so I’ll just install that and the new pinion. Not so simple. I have over 43 consecutive years of experience with RC cars so I know what I’m doing. I had to heat the fine thread screws that hold the motor carrier, no biggie. The pinion gear has the same glue/thread lock but it’s in the set screw so you can’t get an Allen in the set screw. Okay try to pick it out with a pick, nothing. Try to heat it with a small torch, no luck. Had to drill it out but the pinion is glued to the shaft too. Had to pry it off. Okay, so now I figure I should try the motor screws because I’ll need to take them off eventually. Glued on too. Had to drill this out as well.