Adventure Force (1:64) Battery Remote Control Nano Racers, Assorted Colors and Styles, Styles May Vary

My son bought two of them and only one works. The operations of the RC's are a little difficult for kids and the packaging where it says it's rechargeable is deceiving. Only the car is rechargeable the transmitter needs 2 AA batteries which is on the bottom in small print. So we had to go get batteries.

Yeah it does what is says it chargers quick. Just get the batteries because the way to charge it is with the main controller. Battery+controller=charge car

1/64 Nano Bronco is pretty cool but needs a little more git up n go , but ok on hardwood linoleum stick on tile but has trouble with grout lines ! Tried to setup a coarse on the bed and it doesn't climb comforter hills and even gets stuck on flat sheets. Would be great to find a 8.4 volt 2s lipo version maybe with a brushless motor and real steering action that is proportional. I would pay $50-$60 for the upgrades! Thanks Brian

The ford mustang was my first favorite muscle car before I found the dodge challenger demon 170 currently my favorite car. However this nano racer is the best front lights rear lights this is truly a thing of beauty and it fits in your pocket. Make a dodge challenger demon 170 so I can fall in love again.?

My daughter loves playing with remote control vehicles and this little racer is a lot of fun. It runs on 2-AA batteries which can easily (and pretty quickly) charge up the vehicle as you play. My daughter loves making it circle around and around as the headlights light up. The play does get interrupted quite often if it hits an object (especially if it causes the car to flip onto its back, land on its side, or the tiny rubber tires just fall off). It also will needs to be dusted off as it picks up any type of debris on the floor that will slow it down. It also will not run on a carpeted surface, so smooth, hard flooring only. The first day one of the side mirrors broke right off, but other than that it has been working and staying intact (with exception to the rubber tires that have to be popped back on).