If you’ve ever been to a monster truck show, you know the thrill that goes along with the sound of roaring engines and watching huge vehicles soar over jumps. Perhaps you’ve fantasized about taking ...

The RC truck world has changed dramatically over the last few years. At one point, you needed to be ready to spend hundreds of dollars and seek out specialty shops to get true hobby-quality equipment.

It’s no secret that I love building, driving, and modifying radio controlled cars. I’ve written The Drive’s buyer’s guides for RC trucks, RC cars, and even RC drift cars. I’ve reviewed a few different ...

WLtoys has seemingly come out of nowhere in the space of radio-controlled (RC) vehicles that the hobbyist community is excited about, and the company’s 1/28 scale 284131 Drift Truck is another example ...

These days you can get just about any kind of radio controlled vehicle as a ready-to-run model. Cars, trucks, excavators, you name it. Open the box, charge the batteries, and you’re ready to roll.

Gas-powered RC engines are typically two-stroke single-cylinder engines that run on a fuel made up of nitromethane mixed with methanol and oil. They are relatively simple, powerful, and inexpensive.

If you are walking through a Long Island park and happen upon a group of adults driving remote-control trucks over boulders, down hills and between tree roots, your first thought might be, “Where are ...