COX New Beetle question

[bvsciguy]

What does the COX in COX New Beetle mean?
Thanks

[Namuna]

I'm not perfectly sure, but I believe they're named after racer/commentator Stephen Cox.

...Again, that's only a guess.

[pev942]

[Namuna edit: Vulgar remark removed]

[potentiality]

I guess Im spoiled on the SE. I read that someone once talking about proportional cars in 64-60 scale. 3rd was the SE, 2nd the digiQ and first the Yokomo.

Since the Yokomo can no longer be found, I was looking into this particular DigiQ model. But wait. The proportional is how the rear wheels turn in regards to one another versus actual steering (like a tank)?? And you have to buy another complete remote to get the most out of the car?

[323iT]

Originally posted by potentiality
I guess Im spoiled on the SE. I read that someone once talking about proportional cars in 64-60 scale. 3rd was the SE, 2nd the digiQ and first the Yokomo.

Since the Yokomo can no longer be found, I was looking into this particular DigiQ model. But wait. The proportional is how the rear wheels turn in regards to one another versus actual steering (like a tank)?? And you have to buy another complete remote to get the most out of the car?

most DigiQ sets sold come with a car and controller. there are a few other ones that are sold seperatly. thats cuz there's 4 different channels for DigiQ so u can have 1 complete set and add more cars to ur collection and the special controller has special settings so u can set ur driving styles (such as drift)
DigiQs has 2 motors on the car. one for each of the rear wheel. they're controlled by a chip so when u drive them, the car acutally is proportional