[Tee Bee]

I reviewed this car last week somewhere on this forum. To sum it up, the steering is a little slow and noisy, the body attaches with 6 screws, the rear suspension is similar to a mini-z except it's molded to the chassis and not replaceable. The front has kingpins and springs. It takes 2-3 minutes to charge and runs 3-5 minutes. Spins out on slick tile floors, but hooks up pretty good on smooth concrete like a tennis court. No differential makes handling unpredictable. The signal, hazard, and head lights are controlled remotely. It's a fun car to have and the size and lights are a novelty, but it is a Radio Shack car, not a hobby level machine. I like mine for the price, but it won't see as much use as my nitro cars, mini-z, or zipzaps.