Paul Gyugyi: "My favorite car chassis. I like the flip-up suspension."
Adrian Drake: "Fun to build, but I didn't bother with the CDROM"
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Scott Sanburn: "Got it for 19.99 at Meijer. Good parts."
Jeff Small: "CD Rom is useless, but the pieces are great...love those wheels!"
Sean Harrington: "Fun build. CDROM sucks, but wheels and other parts are cool."
Gustavo A. Brinck: "009"
Ken Wright: "A real nice set, but I wasn't too fond of the CD-ROM."
Kerry Raymond: "poor man's 8448"
Ronald Vallenduuk: "Big disappointment. Just another car, really. And the CDROM is crap."
John D. Spivy: "Models are neat, CD needs work"
Ronan Webb: "Two great models to build - cool looking results. Turning point in my lego rehabilitation so I'll always have a soft spot for it. (CD is poor)"
Micah Mabelitini: "Bought it on clearance in 2001. Compared to current Technic sets, it's absolutely incredible."
Eric L. Hulliberger: "Got it for $20.."
Martin Bruun: "The car is cool, but instructions on CD-rom is not a good idea."
Simeon Fitch: "Got it for $30. Decent value at ~$0.07/piece. CD wouldn't even install under Win2k."
Andy Blake: "nice set, comes into it's own when combined with 8462"
Angus Looney: "cool wheel"
Dave Church: "Strange ride hieght adjustment thingy for on/off road modes, good looking car for display"
Stéphane Simard: "I guess I'm the only one who liked the CD-Rom... by winning all three races you get instructions for three more really interesting looking models, so it's 5 models total!"
Peter Naulls: "15UKP at a boot sale. The CD is well presented, but really aimed at kids. I liked the preview of all the other contemporary technic sets. It installs fine in W2K if you use Win95 compatibility mode"
Michael Cox: "Animated Instructions on CD-ROM, and you also get a usual instruction manual. Game is rubbish though."
Mark R. Nash: "Good fun.. neat construction and the final cliping together stage is different."