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You guys are amazing! <3 Another question... how about cleaning it? Most of these cars say they are waterproof... so when they get muddy or get dirt in it, can I just hose it off or will they need a full take down and meticulously clean each part each time it goes outside? Are there any rc cars...

Are there any rc cars that don't use pins to take off body and change battery? They are so hard to put on and take off!

O.O..... ok now you're scaring me with the exploding batteries you can't leave plugged and will set fire to your car if you set something wrong

If I go with the arrma granite 3s, which battery should i pick? And we have a bunch of hobby towns and privately owned hobby stores everywhere around the denver metro area.

https://m.traxxas.com/products/models/electric/stampede-4x4-vxl-tsm Here is the 4x4 version, just a bit more expensive, but if it's any good and will last I'm willing to spend ther extra money

While looking at Traxxas stuff, I came across the Stampede https://m.traxxas.com/products/models/electric/stampede-vxl-tsm I really like the look and it's in my price range, any objections or things I should know?

Good to know! To be honest, yeah, the moster truck style really gets me super excited! The flat-ish rc cars just kinda makes me shrug and think, well yea that's nice.

Thank you to everyone! I definitely appreciate all your input! To clarify, I don't mind going a little smaller, I just used the Carnivore's measurements as the example / jumping off point. I am willing to spend the money if it will last. (If you couldn't tell, I will love it for a long time...

Sorry if I'm doing things wrong, this is my first time on a forum I have been trying for years to find an rc car like my beloved Carnivore (Radio Shack), only faster and longer battery life. I tried to get another 1/10 scale "monster truck" but its was half the size! I'm afraid what I'm looking...