A muscle car refers to a mid-size coupe or convertible from the USA that is based on a production model but is equipped with a V8 engine. The production of these vehicles took place roughly between 1960 and 1974. Some examples include the Ford Mustang '64, Plymouth Road Runner '68, Dodge Charger Hemi, and Pontiac GTO.

A brushless motor is an electric motor without brushes, which distinguishes itself from a brushed motor through higher efficiency, lower wear, and reduced weight. Active Vehicle Control (AVC) makes it easier to control your RC model. Through automatic steering interventions, the model maintains its intended direction of travel regardless of external influences. This ensures it stays on track during hard acceleration or braking and on surfaces with challenging grip conditions. It also navigates corners accurately. The intensity of the assistance can be adjusted on the transmitter. Additionally, the system optimizes acceleration on loose surfaces, as it acts like traction control by reducing power when necessary, thereby decreasing wheel slip.