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It also depends on the terrain that you're running on. A clay/dirt mixture track will always be faster than a grass one.

Top speeds posted by most manufacturers are optimistic at best. Durability is a better goal. Top speed ultimately has to do with the surface you're running on, gearing and temperatures.

I would avoid Redcat as it has very little parts support or aftermarket parts. I would check the Losi 8ight buggy: http://www.amainhobbies.com/rc-cars-trucks/team-losi-racing-8ight-3.0-1-8-4wd-competition-buggy-kit-tlr04000/p251040 This has plenty of support and is reliable and has plenty of...