Wondering what body to run on your 1/10 touring car? It depends on the drivetrain. In 4WD, the Xtreme Aerodynamics Twister Speciale is the most popular by a wide margin, ahead of the ZooRacing Wolverine. FWD racers run a different set of bodies altogether, led by the Blitz YRS and the Mon-Tech Civic. We counted the setups saved in the RC Setup App since January 2024: 698 racers named a body.
The percentage under each body is the share of racers on that drivetrain who run it. Check your class rules before you buy, since some classes limit the bodies you can run. Counts updated November 2026.
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Setting up the rest of the car? See the most popular touring car motors, ESCs, batteries and tires.
Most popular 4WD touring car bodies
615 4WD racers named a body. Two makers dominate: Xtreme Aerodynamics, on 27% of them, and ZooRacing, on 22%. Bittydesign is a distant third at 9%. This list covers bodies with at least 9 racers in 4WD.
- Xtreme Aerodynamics Twister Speciale17%
- ZooRacing Wolverine12%
- Xtreme Aerodynamics Twister11%
- Bittydesign Hyper3%
- Bittydesign Eptron2%
- ZooRacing Bwoah2%
- ZooRacing Anti1%
- ZooRacing Wolverine Max1%
- ZooRacing Goat1%
1. Xtreme Aerodynamics Twister Speciale
17% of 4WD touring racers
The most popular touring body by a wide margin, and all 4WD. The Schumacher Mi9 is its most common car, with 21% of its racers, and racers who named a thickness mostly run the 0.5mm.
Light at AMain (opens in new tab)
2. ZooRacing Wolverine
12% of 4WD touring racers
The most popular body outside Xtreme, and the Awesomatix A800R and Mugen MTC3 are its most common cars.
0.7mm at Hobbyfactory
3. Xtreme Aerodynamics Twister
11% of 4WD touring racers
The original Twister, still third. Some racers who wrote just "Twister" may run the Speciale, so this count is the plain name. Racers who named a thickness mostly run the 0.7mm.
Light at AMain (opens in new tab)
4. Bittydesign Hyper
3% of 4WD touring racers
Bittydesign's most popular 4WD body, and the Xray X4 is its most common car. The button goes to the current Hyper HR.
Hyper HR at AMain (opens in new tab)
5. Bittydesign Eptron
2% of 4WD touring racers
The Tamiya TRF421 is its most common car.
Lightweight at AMain (opens in new tab)
6. ZooRacing Bwoah
2% of 4WD touring racers
A GT-style body rather than a sedan, spread across many cars with no single favorite.
0.7mm at Tonisport
7. ZooRacing Anti
1% of 4WD touring racers
Spread across many cars, with no single favorite.
0.7mm at RCXX
8. ZooRacing Wolverine Max
1% of 4WD touring racers
The Wolverine's sibling, and the Awesomatix A800R is its most common car.
0.7mm at Hobbyfactory
Most popular FWD touring car bodies
108 FWD racers named a body, and none of them run the Twister Speciale or the Wolverine. Blitz leads FWD on 22% of them, then Mon-Tech at 19%, ZooRacing at 15% and Bittydesign at 13%, each with its own FWD body. This list covers bodies with at least 9 racers in FWD.
- Blitz YRS19%
- Mon-Tech Civic17%
- ZooRacing Gorilla11%
- Bittydesign CA458%
1. Blitz YRS
19% of FWD touring racers
The most popular FWD body. The Schumacher FT9 is its most common car.
YRS Fronti at Tonisport
2. Mon-Tech Civic
17% of FWD touring racers
A close second in FWD, and the Schumacher FT9 is its most common car here too.
La Leggera at AMain (opens in new tab)
3. ZooRacing Gorilla
11% of FWD touring racers
ZooRacing's FWD body, run on the Awesomatix A800FX and Xray X4F.
0.7mm at RCXX
4. Bittydesign CA45
8% of FWD touring racers
Bittydesign's FWD body, on cars from the Yokomo BD FWD to the Tamiya M-07.
CA45 at AMain (opens in new tab)How we counted
We count anonymous totals from setups saved in the app for 1/10 electric touring cars, 4WD and FWD. A racer counts once per body no matter how many setups they've saved, and a value only counts if the racer entered it themselves, not if it came along with a copied setup or the kit setup. Racers mostly enter the body's name, so we match names to their maker. Scale bodies named only by the car they copy, like an NSX or a Supra, aren't counted.
