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Popular RC Cars
Browse our collection of RC cars from top brands including Traxxas, Arrma, Losi, Yokomo, and Team Associated. Whether you're looking for a high-speed short-course truck, a rugged monster truck, or a precision drift car, compare specs and prices to find your perfect match.
Traxxas Slash 4X4 VXLTraxxas X-Maxx 8SArrma Kraton 6S BLXArrma Typhon 6S BLXTraxxas TRX-4 DefenderArrma Senton 3S BLXTraxxas Rustler 4X4 VXLLosi Mini-T 2.0Yokomo YD-2SX IIITeam Associated RC10B7 Team KitTraxxas Maxx V2Traxxas E-Revo 2.0 VXLTraxxas SledgeTraxxas Bandit VXLTraxxas Stampede 4X4 VXLTraxxas Hoss 4X4 VXLTraxxas TRX-4M DefenderArrma Infraction 6S BLXArrma Felony 6S BLXArrma Talion 6S BLXArrma Big Rock 3S BLXArrma Outcast 6S BLXArrma Vendetta 3S BLXLosi Mini-BLosi LMT Grave DiggerLosi 22S SCTLosi Tenacity DB ProAxial SCX10 III Jeep JLUAxial SCX24 DeadboltAxial Capra 1.9 UTBAxial RBX10 RyftRedcat Gen8 V2Redcat Volcano EPX ProTamiya TT-02 Chassis KitMST RMX 2.0SHPI Racing RS4 Sport 3 Flux
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fastest RC car?
The Traxxas Rustler 4X4 VXL leads our catalog at 65 mph, followed by the Traxxas Slash 4X4 and Arrma Kraton 6S at 60 mph each.
What's the difference between brushed and brushless RC motors?
Brushless motors are more efficient, powerful, and longer-lasting than brushed motors. Most high-performance RC cars like the Arrma Typhon 6S use brushless systems, while beginner-friendly models like the Losi Mini-T 2.0 may use brushed motors.
Which RC cars are waterproof?
Most Traxxas and Arrma models in our catalog are waterproof, including the Traxxas X-Maxx 8S and Arrma Senton 3S. Competition-focused models like drift cars and racing buggies typically are not waterproof.
What scale RC car should I get?
1/10 scale is the most popular and offers the best balance of size, performance, and parts availability. 1/8 scale cars like the Arrma Kraton 6S are larger and more powerful. 1/18 scale like the Losi Mini-T 2.0 is great for indoor use.
2WD vs 4WD — which is better?
4WD offers better traction and stability on all surfaces, ideal for off-road bashing. 2WD is lighter, simpler to maintain, and preferred for competitive racing and drifting. Use our comparison tool to compare drivetrain options side-by-side.