Remember slot cars? In the dark ages before simulators, video games, and even personal computers, there was hardly a boy in America who didn't race slot cars. Set up on the living room floor, a dining ...

It comes out once a year or so. Usually around the holiday season, when space is cleared in the extra room and the old ping pong table is set up as a surface. That's when we dig it out of the closet - ...

Some boys never outgrow their toys… and for those kids who refuse to grow up, there’s the Carrera Slot Car Race Set. Since 1963, Carrera has been one of the world’s most prestigious slot-car makers, ...

I was a Hot Wheels kid, but secretly, I pined for slot cars. Buzzing with current and fast as hell, slot car sets made by companies like Tyco and Aurora made my manually powered die-cast trinkets look ...

Budding racers have long enjoyed slot car sets because they’re a great way to get high-octane driving excitement in your living room. There is a wide variety of choices to suit all ages and abilities.

Older players enjoy it as well, like this gentleman who calls it a "high-quality durable fun product." He adds, "35 years ago my parents offered similar toys to me ...

Before there were console racing games, slot cars were the only way to experience the thrill of the race track in the comfort of your home. Now, more than 60 years since the first Scalextric set was ...

The semi trucks are lined up at the starting point. The drivers stand at the ready, their fingers hovering over the throttle. Four helpers wait at the track’s turns to reset skidding cars. Ding. Ding.

Arc System Works is clearly enjoying some success with the "Family" series of games because they just keep on putting them out. Considering what real life slot-car racing is all about a video game ...