The Plymouth Superbird was developed in the 1970s with its aerodynamic, elongated rear wing and streamlined front for the US stock car racing series. After an impressive test drive, driver Norm Nelson absolutely had to have a superbird to compete in the USAC championship - the improvement over the regular Road Runner was too blatant. Fortunately, Richard "The King" Pettys racing team changed the vehicle type, the car changed hands and Nelson competed in a "royal used car" for the remainder of the 1971 season. The 1:32 scale digital slot car is powered by an E200 motor. Each car is fitted with replaceable double contact brushes for maximum contact with the slot car track while downforce magnets make for quick cornering and great handling. Carrera digital cars are real head-turners with high-quality tampo-printing over detailed molds designed to faithfully replicate the original car. Even the interior and the driver inside looks just as good as the exterior! This Carrera Digital 132 Car in 1:32 scale will work on all Carrera Digital slot car tracks. The switch located on the bottom of the car also allows you to switch to analog mode for racing on an Evolution track.