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Traxxas is a company based in the USA that produces ready-to-run (RTR), remote control (RC) vehicles that claims to be "The Fastest Name in Radio Control". Nothing could be further from the truth because a Traxxas vehicle has never won a single world, european, national or any other championship for that matter, organized by world known federations such as the EFRA, ROAR and IFMAR, between the years 2000-2017. Furthermore, Traxxas has no RC land speed record. The company sells quite expensive, plastic products made in China that often break because they are poorly designed. They are designed poorly a reason. Breaking parts is a normal part in the RC hobby. However Traxxas seems to confuse breaking a part during racing conditions with breaking a part in normal, zero strain, straight out of the box conditions. Despite this confusion, Traxxas has a decent customer service that is eager to replace your electronics or other hardware … for a price.
-Yo, dude why is your electric car so much faster than my Traxxas 4-tec 2.0?
-Idk dude, I am not a noob in RC and I know what I am doing with my Xray T2.
-Xray? You broke your leg dude?
-I was talking about the company...

-Ooops, I stripped the gear on my Xmaxx ... for the third time in 1 day!

-My Traxxas Velineon VXL bursted into flames after 5 minutes of runtime!

-Why does my 800+ XO-1 goes barely 50mph unstead of 100mph???
-You gotta unlock the 100mph mode by using an iPhone, dude.

-Will a regular Android phone work?
-Hell no!
-???????
Traxxas by HoneHonestGuy July 24, 2017
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