BEZGAR Remote Control Ferrari Car - 1:24 Scale Ferrari Electric Sport Racing Toy Car Model Vehicle, 2.4Ghz Licensed Red RC Car Series for Adult, Girls, Boys Age 8 9 10 11 12 Years Holiday Ideas Gift

I gave this Porsche remote control car to my husband for Father’s Day, and he absolutely loved it. He’s a Porsche enthusiast, so it was the perfect gift. The design is really well done, with great details that make it perfect for displaying or playing with occasionally. The quality is solid, it feels durable, and the price is excellent for what you get. Definitely a great choice if you’re looking for a special gift for a car lover.

Gave this to a former (was current) boyfriend of mine, and is a great piece! Can be used a collectible or as a remote controlled toy. I enjoyed it with him so I am sure others would to.

My kid got this as a birthday gift but didn’t play with it for 6 weeks. Just tried to use it for the first time and it won’t turn on. Replaced the batteries and still nothing. What a piece of junk. Unfortunately it is no longer eligible for a return so we are stuck with a broken toy.Bezgar saw my review and sent me a replacement car. This one works and my kid is having fun. I really appreciate their customer service. Minus one star for bad design. Most remote control cars these days come with a rechargeable charger to avoid having to change batteries so often. I wouldn’t buy this car again, but I’m glad my kid is enjoying it for now.

I love Porsche cars, especially the 911 GT3 RS, for their stunning design and high performance. While I can't afford the real one just yet, this licensed remote toy version is the perfect daily reminder of that dream. I keep it on my desk, and just looking at it gives me the energy and motivation to keep pushing toward making it a reality. The toy has all the detailed functions of the real car, which is something I really appreciate. And for the price, it's an awesome value!

For 24$ this car is totally worth it. Is it packed with power? No. But it runs pretty well for a car of this level.What’s best about it?It uses regular or rechargeable AA batteries, so there is no bs internal battery to put a short definitive lifespan on this device. (This is one of my favorite aspects for sure as I have had so many cars becomes bricks because the crap internal battery stops holding a charge after a year or two)What’s worst about it?It does not do well on carpet. If it’s very spongy carpet, it will get stuck. A fairly flat area rug, it can make it over usually.Other positives:Easy setup. Inexpensive. Very simple to operate.Other negatives:It will sometimes pull to the left a bit, but it’s intermittent and there is a adjustment dial underneath it if it was a continuous problem.The car is low to the ground so if you drive it on sidewalks outside, it can get stuck on uneven blocks, like where one sidewalk block transitions to a new one and sometimes one sinks a bit so they are uneven.One other weird issue I have noticed and maybe this is intentional, if the car hits something that jars it around, it will stop accelerating for a moment. It’s almost like it cuts power for 1 second if it hits a big bump or crashes into a chair, then it goes back to working fine.

Without modification 1/5 stars, with modification 3/5 stars.I ordered the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ and the Ferrari F40. I thought these two cars were going to have basically the same chassis and motors. Using the same batteries fresh out of the pack, the Ferrari F40 was noticeably faster, but had worse stopping power(?) Now, if you're only looking to buy one this probably isn't an issue.The main issue is that the lamborghini model had an absurdly large turning circle. The diameter of its turning circle was about 15 feet, I couldn't even do a U turn with it in my kitchen... The Ferrari F40 did not have this issue and had a turning circle diameter of about 5-6 feet, which isn't spectacular by any means, but is a LOT more controllable than 15 feet.I decided to open up the lamborghini to see its steering mechanism and see if it could be modified. Strangely enough, the steering gear mechanism, the wheel well, everything allows for a much sharper turn, except the steering rack. The steering assembly has a part that resembles a steering rack to some degree, there are two stoppers that hit the chassis of the car. You can remove these stopper bumps with sandpaper or a drill, then the rack moves further and instead hits the "tie rod" against the chassis of the car instead, which is fine, it just makes it turn much sharper. After this modification and reassembling the car, the lamborghini also has a turning circle diameter of about 5-6 feet like the F40.

Product was as described on Amazon. My grandson just turned 11 and enjoys running it. The product was well packed and was delivered on time for his b’day. Have a small Philips head screwdriver handy to remove some of the packing.

This was the perfect birthday gift for a special friend he loved it! He said it was just what he wanted ♥️👍🏽