Consider different types of battery, and whether the car you’re considering comes with one bundled in the package, or whether you need to source it separately.Īnd when it comes to control, are you going to rely on the controller that comes with the car, or use something customized to your needs. Battery capability has come on in leaps and bounds in the last decade, but you’re still reliant on the number of cells you can pack into one chassis. As a beginner, you’re likely to crash a lot, so look out for a rugged build, and the ability to make running repairs. Consider the type of racing you want to take part in - will it be all about straight-line speed, or is staying in control in the corners - or even drifting - involved? Do you want to do stunts? Roll over the top of everyone else in a monster truck? You could try to have one car that can be modified to fit different situations, or have specialized vehicles you choose between depending on the course conditions.
And while price is a leading factor, there are other things to consider too.
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