Tolik777's Instructables walkthrough provides the details, but basically you're strapping an Arduino controller with a motor driver and Bluetooth receiver to an old RC car chassis, and controlling ...

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His write-up features plenty of videos demonstrating each single component, and of course, him controlling the car — which you will also find after the break.

A 16-year-old, for example, has created a self-driving toy car that’s powered by an Arduino Nano as part of a project that also includes cheap parts like IR sensors and modules created with a 3D ...

Long-range RC transmitter “I started using Bluetooth devices like the HC-05 modules, but I found that these sometimes randomly disconnected.

This iPad-controlled remote-controlled car provides fun for hours--but perhaps not for your kitty.

This Bluetooth vehicle has everything from remote controlled gull wing doors, working headlights, and even stream music from your iOS device using in-car speakers.

Unlocking your car isn't exactly tough, but if you want to spice it up a bit, The Mercuino Project shows off how to unlock your doors with Bluetooth and an Arduino.