The Crazy Cart XL is 44 inches (112 cm) long and 30 inches (76 cm) wide, a considerable increase from the 37-in (94-cm) length and 24-in (61-cm) width of the original version.

Adult-sized children, rejoice. The Razor Crazy Cart, which we showed you way back in July of 2013 and which one fun-hating Autoblog staffer called "a pediatrician's nightmare," is now available ...

Razor only plans to make 1,600 of the Crazy Cart XLs, and they’ll only be available on the company’s website or ToysRus.com for $800 starting this December.

Razor Crazy Cart may be the coolest kid-size drift car money can buy It might as well be a fact that if you want to get ahead in the world of motorsports, you need to start young.

The Crazy Cart Shift also does away with a chain drive connecting the drive wheel to the motor, so there’s less parts to fail or break. On a full charge its 24-volt battery will provide a decent ...

The Crazy Cart is available now in America, Canada and Australia, with those in the UK able to join the fun from August 1 for £499.99 (US$850). Product page: Razor ...

Razor says it goes 17 mph, can go up to 40 minutes on a single charge and runs off of lead-acid batteries. The XL is the adult version of a car that's already on the market for kids.

2013 Razor Crazy Cart On Sale: Now Base Price: $400 Drivetrain: 350-watt electric motor, 24-volt battery, one-wheel-drive 0-15 mph: yes Fuel Economy: 12.5 Giggles Per Minute (GPM) on flat concrete ...

Razor Crazy Cart Review The Razor Crazy Cart is the kind of dream toy for a kid with a need for speed. It's fast, spins at a dizzying rate, and offers a real adrenaline rush for the younger set.

The Razor Crazy Cart is the kind of dream toy for a kid with a need for speed. It's fast, spins at a dizzying rate, and offers a real adrenaline rush for the younger set. Just make sure you have ...