Expect both cars to break on the first day within an hour or two of standard use. Tires fall off, easily broken. Fun while they last, though!

Man, you should have posted the RC cars first, and THEN the 60-pack of AA batteries!

Not the best quality remote control cars... wish they had some better toys listed on here.

Now I get why we needed all those batteries

Kids of all ages....right? One for me, one for my admin....we'll race in the morning..loser makes the coffee run.....

im looking for a Barrel of Crops

Lovely To Look At
A Pleasure To Hold
But Once Put To Use
They Truly Will Fold

I usually get the more expensive models that cost $15 each. My Ferrets love chasing and pouncing on them. If they last 5 months I am thrilled... However, these do have a problem with the rubber of the wheels coming off. Crazy glue worked for the tires but the Ferrets were like a midnight chop shop with the rest of the car body. Now if you only have a mouse...

These look more fun:

http://www.amazon.com/Kid-Galaxy-Bump-Chuck-Bumper/dp/B000SQTJJO/ref=sr_1_17?ie=UTF8&qid=1335331995&sr=8-17

Here again with what seems to be my standard question for this woot-off: Would this be okay for a 4 year old (who kicks butt on Angry Birds on my phone, so can figure out some electronic things pretty well)?

I bought these a few months ago for my 18-month old... figured the price was low enough. I run them on carpet and haven't had problems with the tires (yet), but the plastic underbody is cheaply designed and will break easily.

But as the philosopher Jimbob "Plato" Hankers always says, "It ain't nothin' that duct tape cain't fix!"

So think of it as a fast, radio-controlled platform for duct tape art!

*Both cars still function fine, btw - and the push-button controls are easy enough for my toddler to use. Lots of fun!