RC drift cars are 1:10 (and increasingly 1:7) on-road model cars tuned for controlled rear-end slides instead of grip — hard-compound or ABS-shell drift tyres, rear-wheel-drive or counter-steer 4WD layouts, smooth brushless powerbands and stiffened suspension all combine to mimic real motorsport drifting.1:10 dominates the category (huge aftermarket support); 1:18 is a budget option for indoor carpet; 1:7 (Arrma) is the new bigger-is-cooler option. Power is electric: brushless setups are the norm with programmable ESCs for throttle finesse.RTR drift cars start at £130–£200 (Sakura D5, MST RMX); enthusiast 1:10 builds run £300–£600 with body kits and tyres; competition gyro-equipped builds £700+. The discipline favours patient, throttle-disciplined drivers — an entry RTR plus a smooth concrete or carpet surface is the right place to start.
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