Who builds the grid
AEROQUEST makes the cars that turn a hallway into a home circuit. Here is who we are and how a car gets onto our grid.
- Lap 1 — The badgeWe start with a car kids already love on the street and work with the maker for a licence. No licence, no replica.
- Lap 2 — The shapeDesigners copy the lines at 1:24, 1:16 or 1:14. Wings, vents, stripes and doors stay; sharp edges go.
- Lap 3 — The abuseBodies are moulded from non-toxic ABS and dropped, bumped and stepped on until they stop breaking. CPSC testing comes next.
- Lap 4 — The radioEvery remote runs on 2.4GHz and pairs with its own car, so a birthday party can field ten racers at once.
- Lap 5 — The boxBatteries, screwdrivers, garages, figures: we put in what a child needs to start the first lap without a trip to the shop.
Who we are
A small team of car people and parents who think a child's first car should carry a real badge — and survive real play.
What we value
Faithful shapes, honest specs and controls a child can learn in a minute. If a car needs a manual to start racing, we have done it wrong.
What we promise
Cars that arrive race-ready, a grid that grows with the driver, and straight answers at [email protected] whenever something is unclear.