Cyclone RC Cars with Bright LED Lights

We bought our 4 year old son 2 R/C cars for XMas this year. The first, called the Thunder Tumbler, runs on AA batteries (Plus) but is much more clunky to steer, drives much more slowly than the Cyclone, and does not have the power to drive through grass - concrete only!The Cyclone is super fast, super fun --- my son vastly prefers driving it. The ONLY downside to this car, is that the battery pack dies after 20-30 minutes.The UPSIDE is that the car comes with 2 battery packs. So, if you charge them both up, you can gogogo, swap batteries, gogogo, and get a solid hour of entertainment in. Idk if you've ever actually taken your kiddo to drive an R/C car outside, but... you'd be surprised at how long 1 Hour actually is. I don't know; now that he and I are used to the battery life, it's actually a bit of a plus, since I can't be kid-wrangled into standing outside in the cold for 2 hours while he drives it!Another MAJOR upside, which ultimately pushes me from 4 stars to 5, is the company selling this. We had an issue with the first car we bought (ended up being a defect in the car itself, most likely wiring - happens). I sent 1 email to USA Toyz at like, 9PM Christmas Day or something absurd like that, expecting to hear back in a week or so.Nope! USA Toyz emailed me back within 30 minutes, apologized for the defect, and offered to ship a replacement free of charge. Freaking sold man -- everyone on here is ultimately just reselling stuff from overseas, right? So the true mark of a good Amazon Seller, in my mind, is how they respond to defects, as opposed to whether there are defects in the first place. USA Toyz really took care of us, painlessly, and for that reason I consider them a 5 Star Seller to buy from.But yeah... the car is rad! You should get one! Go ahead ya big goof, buy it!