To be honest, if you spend more money up front, you will spend less money in the end fixing and replacing parts. Those cheap cars have absolutitely no quality, and a bunch of small parts break. If you want to do it right, and have alot less headaches, I suggest you buy a more expensive car ($300-$500) then you wont be waiting for parts and shipping. Do you have a Local Hobby Shop near you? ANd what car was the one you seen? Do you know how to tune an engine?