chazekxt

iTrader: (82)

its a on road way to go traxxas

Monteman

iTrader: (16)

A quite impractical onroad. i was liking the onroad as an option. but thats a little over the top.

chazekxt

iTrader: (82)

yes u are right

Wes Briscoe

iTrader: (7)

Dude... it's amazing. It's typical Traxxas fisher-price-esque nonsense at its finest. A giant stable platform that isn't a high end car so you don't mind if you back flip it over your house and land it in the neighbors pool.

I'm going to strap rocket engines to mine and see if I can make it go back in time.

Thumbs up!

Jrwperformance

iTrader: (7)

What?...is it ANOTHER mini e revo or something. traxxas's web site wont come up..

Mr.juarez

iTrader: (37)

Ehhhhhh!! I'm a actually very surprised that they did not use the erevo suspension.

Body is what Paris hilton likes to call...... Hotttttt!!!!!!!! Lol

Seriously I can just imagine the carnage when they get wreck or hit some one

Jrwperformance

iTrader: (7)

if they release it as a kit...then maybe some veiws will change. Im old school. Sick of this RTR stuuf. Let MEEEEEE build it.

Sith Lord

iTrader: (21)

It's there now: http://traxxas.com/products/models/electric/6407xo1

Sith Lord

iTrader: (21)

1/7 Scale. Most of the time Traxxas can be applauded for being innovative and different. But what market are they trying for with a 1/7 scale car with a Suggested Selling Price $1099.99

Sith Lord

iTrader: (21)

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y2kgtp

iTrader: (35)

I think I would rather see a VXL powered on-road on 11.1v at 1/3 the price.

mkiiina

iTrader: (71)

Why all the hate for a new product? I agree that I wish they had gone with a standard size (1/8) but look at all you get in the package:

1. 2x 5000 mah 3s lipos
2. huge motor (that dwarfs the 2200kv it looks like)
3. a decent radio!
4. MMM esc (granted its a new variant and will more than likely have some issues)

If you conservatively price out these by themselves I ended up with around $550 ($75 per battery, 100 for motor and esc, 200 for radio). Plus when was the last time you saw a car sell for MSRP? I'd be anxious to see what it would do on 4s and with some better servos.

Dane

iTrader: (26)

Say what you will but Traxxas knows its customer base. The first question any non-R/C person asks is "how fast does it go"? Many people don't want to tune or even race but just want to be able to go 100mph in an R/C car.

Second, Traxxas brings the newest smartphone technology to R/C. Huge selling point and really cool.

slubben

iTrader: (1)

Ugly @$$ traxxas body. Yet another useless traxxas product. Stick to making monster trucks. If I want to go fast at this scale I'll go by a Kyosho Inferno.

Stephan81

iTrader: (55)

It will go for about $600-$800. I'd say $689