Traxxas Automobile Electric AWD Remote Control Brushless 4-Tec 2.0 VXL Race Car Chassis with TQi 2.4GHz radio and TSM, Size 1/10

The Traxxas 4-Tec 2.0 is a solid choice if you want a tough, dependable, and customizable 1/10 4WD. the chassis delivers solid handling and straightforward maintenance out of the box.

As advertised

The car came to me with a broken part but the seller sent me replacement parts which was good. It came fast. And is what I was expecting it to be. It is a speed seam on on 3s.

Liked everything about the car. Very well done. Good electronics. Good acceleration (and top speed) on 3s battery. Dusted the car off and took it out for a run the other day. Very well executed car. Good value. The only caveat I have with the car are the wheels and tires. I use the following : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2LLF91Zref_=pe_123509780_1038749300_t_fed_asin_title&th=1 Hobbyfire pre-glued 12mm hex, 27 mm wheels and tires for $15.95. Use the link above to get them on Amazon. Given the cars incredible performance on a 3s battery, it is essential that you find an affordable set of wheels and tires that will hold up. (the tires only last about an hour during hard use), Also they have to be rotated from front to rear for wear. The original Traxxas wheels and tires that I had on the car were foam. They were o.k. but eventually the foam tires separated from the rim. Plus, they cost $40 for a set of four versus $15.95 for the Hobbyfire wheels and tires. Have not even put the optional pinion gear that pushes the car to an advertised 70 mph. Plenty fast with the standard pinion gear. As a plus, the motor and speed controller will not get too hot in the summer with the standard pinion gear. Find a big area as the car gobbles up the road quickly. Very impressed with the car. Not for the novice with the 3s battery.

I love this thing. Arrived quickly and it is what I thought it was. It's super fast. I put drift tires on it almost immediately and it's fantastic as a drifter but when I did a speed test with the stock tires it was spooky fast. I have a slash vxl 4wd also and this thing seems quite a bit faster , especially if you could find some wide open flat smooth concrete. I haven't even topped it out in my neighborhood yet, I doubt I will, just not enough space . But as a drift car I love it, it's exactly what I was hoping it would be. Very responsive steering and throttle , rides super low to the ground , stays stable. I got a 190mm NSX shell from Tamiya and it fits great with a little bit of trimming. And a factory ford GT shell which looks nice but nobody told me it requires pn 8315 , a narrow rear mounting post. All that said, I think this car is a blast to drive and I am very happy I got it. Would recommend (in fact a buddy drove it and now he's getting one) Hope this is helpful info.