Exactly how i think. The original box was ripped apart. You know how a kid is on his 10th birthday. We have the Receipt though. They said New Bright requests not to return to stores, and it clearly says that also in the instructions for the toy. Thanks for the link though. I will be sending them a letter on the return policy for there New Bright toys at the Belair MD. branch. It is partly my fault though for trashing the box. I am unhappy with New Bright though. They were kind on the phone, but 6 to 8 weeks for a return toy that possibly may not be the same toy is rediculous. Its also ridiculous i have to pay shipping of i would say over $25 to get it to them.


boltech, Thanks for trying to diagnose the problem. I really do appreciate that you did that. I now have no forward or reverse, but only steering. All i did was charge the battery according to directions, and try it a few times. Something must be overheating somewhere, and burning up, but i don't smell anything. I am going to call Toys R Us one more time, and if i get a hassle then i am going to pull it apart, and mess around with it. I will mess with the transmitter first to see i can see anything. I dought i can fix it if a circuit board is burnt though.

I will end up having to get another one. What is a good entry level RC that both my son, and i can have fun with. Are there any downsides to the nitro's? I had a tamiya Toyota GRB with all wheel drive, and a technigold 80 motor back in the day, and that sucker was bad to the bone!! I see all this great stuff out now, and i gotta get me another one. Back then Team Associated RC10 was considered top notch. Are they still considered high end? What is the best i can do with around $400? That's car, transmitter, and everything ready to run.