What are the Top 10 RC Cars for 2019?

#10 - Associated NanoSport

In 1/32nd scale glory, the Team Associated NanoSport starts off our list with a unique RC experience by incorporating a hockey-style game into the purpose behind the NanoSport. You don't have to buy anything else to play because the NanoSport package includes two RTR cars, two transmitters, and of course, a game puck so you can have a two-person battle right out of the box. Its 1/32 scale means you can play about anywhere. The NanoSport by Associated is about $99*, requires no additional items.

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#9 - Kyosho Fazer MK2

It's a four-wheel-drive 1/10 scale and the only on-road car to make our list. It's the Fazer Mk2 from Kyosho. This simple and easy-to-use platform offers various pre-painted scale bodies for fantastic scale realism, all planted atop the Fazer Mk2 chassis. This popular kit provides a simple and low-maintenance experience for the beginner while also being upgradable. The brushed electronics will reach a top speed of around 25 miles an hour on a 2-cell LiPo. The Fazer Mk2 costs about $229* and requires one battery pack.

#7 - Arrma Outcast 4S BLX

Appropriately named the stunt truck, the Outcast 4S BLX is as comfortable flying through the air as wheeling down the road. Junior to the bigger, heavier, and more expensive outcast 6S BLX the 4S version delivers a speed rating of up to 50 miles an hour, but good luck keeping the front tires down. If you're looking to achieve some serious speed, you might want to look elsewhere. The Outcast 4S BLX is meant to flip off curbs, wheely down the yellow brick road, and hit the hip at your local skate park. Price is $399* plus one battery pack is required.

#6 - Axial SCX10 II

In the trail truck category, no one has been as influential as the Axial SCX10 platform. As one of the first trucks on the scene, it quickly became adopted as the standard that all other trail trucks would be judged by. In its current SCX10 II iteration, the refined platform offers exceptional crawling performance matched by a vast parts selection that caters to those looking towards the ultimate in scale realism or maybe the top-performing truck and then everything in between. RTR SCX10 trucks start at $329* and do require a battery pack.

#4 - Losi Super Rock Rey

It's big, heavy, uses brushless electronics, and is powered by 8s LiPo power; it's the one and only Losi Super Rock Rey! This 27" long 20lb rock buggy leaves no detail unturned and features a solid rear axle, realistic rear trailing arm set up, front independent suspension, full-body cage, and scale interior. Pushing both performance and scale realism to the limits with a 50 mile an hour top speed rating, the Super Rock Rey is meant to do more than just look pretty. And do, it does with enough space to go full send the Super Rock Rey from Losi does not disappoint. Pricing on the Super Rock Rey is $799* and requires two battery packs.

#3 - Arrma Infraction 6S BLX

If you're feeling the need for speed, the Arrma Infraction in our number three spot may have your remedy. This purpose-built RC sits low to the ground with a stretched missile-like chassis design. A high downforce body, front air splitter, rear diffuser, and underside chassis air dam, aid in high-speed stability for when the Infraction reaches its 80 mile an hour speed rating. But the Infraction is not limited to the pavement. Its 4x4 drivetrain can be run on gravel, smooth dirt, or short grass. It is a seriously powerful platform that delivers, and if you are lucky enough to find one, the Infraction will cost you about $649* plus a battery pack.