Resident ChoroQ expert here to provide some details. What makes ChoroQ cars unique is not only their stubby, plastic, pullback design, but also the coin holder on the back (the licence plate like bit that has the cars number on it). The idea is that putting different coins in the holder makes the car perform different tricks.
There are also RC cars, QSteer, RC trains, QTrain if I remember right, and self driving cars that find their way through a walled maze, QEye.
They have come out at least in the US a couple times, mostly as "Penny Racers", but they have never sold well or lasted long here.
The video games are also quite well known and loved in Japan, while they do come out overseas the names are... anything but consistent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choro_Q_video_games
If you or your young ones are into games I do highly suggest your regions versions of HG2 + HG3, very fun open world rpg racing game hybrids.
There are also RC cars, QSteer, RC trains, QTrain if I remember right, and self driving cars that find their way through a walled maze, QEye.
They have come out at least in the US a couple times, mostly as "Penny Racers", but they have never sold well or lasted long here.
The video games are also quite well known and loved in Japan, while they do come out overseas the names are... anything but consistent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choro_Q_video_games
If you or your young ones are into games I do highly suggest your regions versions of HG2 + HG3, very fun open world rpg racing game hybrids.
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