They already are a company called crosscart usa bought the Spanish Xtream carts and made them bigger ther far more attractive looking than these ugly things . They call themselves Sierra carts now .

@@PaceWorks yeah and the sierracars cost minimun 60K ., in spain you have brands like, Yacar, speedcar, demoncar,labase, etc,, with 600cc or 750cc engines for 20k.

You can make one cheaper than sierra and others brands. Way cheaper. Jk Raycing sells plans for it.

Been around for years mate

Too many Californian's an idiots... :/ they are sick tho ill agree!

you should see them race in the woods on gravel. its awesome.

me too

@@Underground-Electronic-Music they already have since like the early 2000s its called the Bandit.

Looks like my B6.1 😂😂

thats called a atom

​@@alexissixela6914yes but the atom is crazy expensive.

Plans for them all over. Getting the spec correct for a specific series is the key though. For fun you can build them all kinds of ways.

Lol

They remind me of rc pro am cars on the Nintendo game.

KJ Raycing

There has been DIY kits for buggies for decades, even just sets of plans. The question must be asked though, how are your fabrication skills? If they were worth a pinch of shit I would suggest you wouldn’t be asking such a question in the first instance.

Me to!

Too much fun

generally speaking when it comes to racing the smaller the vehicle the more insane you have to be to get into it, the crazier the other people in the race are going to be, and the less budget is going to be a barrier to entry to keep things all within a closed profession. sidecar motorcycle racing is absolutely _insane_ doubly so since driving one of those is a two man effort. about the only other thing that hits that level of...how to say it..."immediacy of risk" is luge racing and that actually _was_ made by a bunch of young teens.

@@evernewb2073 small fast cars are much scarier than big lumbering powerhouses

Don't think it's the same one pal

@@kylereece575 /r/woosh

WAR MAULER!!! 💪🏻🏎

🤣🤣🤣

I was wondering if it was him

It depends on the class and they are tube frame with fiberglass or carbon bodies. Plans can be purchased for them or can be purchased in kit form.

Gsxr*

I wish we had actual rallycross tracks in the US. So jealous of the UK where they have lots of tracks of all kinds!

Where would you purchase such a machine and what are the brands

Well, there are D3A buggy. Not as fast as f1 cars though XD

They do rallying type comp with them

@@sugarnads seeing a few crosskart rally videos really made me consider building one since there's a local organization that sanctions similar type of rally/hillclimb events, and they're not too expensive to build from scratch if you know how to source quality materials for a good deal and have the tooling necessary naturally.

I believe they are siblings

They are, my brother used to have one. I just drove it on a field but it was incredibly fun and so easy to drift around at pretty high speeds. I'm looking to buy a cheap one to just play around with.

It out there as now BIG 3SPEED RIM AS CAR&ROAD

You can build one👍

We have plenty of Alexander Gustafsons, it's a very common name in Sweden. :)

You can play them in Dirt 4, probably other Dirt games as well

Dirt Rally 2.0 has crosscar rallycross

@@lime9853 I still stand by them being the hardest vehicle to drive in the game

@@cartervandenheuvel8189 glad im not the only one struggling with those things lol

RC PRO-AM

We have plenty of Alexander Gustafsons, it's a very common name in Sweden. :)

Because they're competing in Europe.

Ariel Nomad...

@@alexrobertson5503 I’ve seen the Atom but this No mad looks nice 👍 unfortunately there both priced way over my budget maybe one day.lol