Maybe CML just needs some room for the new ones. When I visited their website the other day, I was greeted by a B-Max4 banner - it's been a while since this happened the last time! Another thing that makes me think is the fact that there is not a single B-Max4 spare part listed in the end of line online store.
There's a mid-motor buggy on the horizon, too; at a decent price, it might become a big seller in the UK.
Rumour has it that Amainhobbies is negotiating with Yokomo about distribution in the US. Let's hope that we'll see a worldwide resurrection of Team Yokomo by the next world championships at the latest.
The B-Max4II World Spec is availabe at a RRP of €399.- in Germany, and one store offers it for €344,89. I think their making room for the WN edition that includes the X-Shocks2 and the stiff chassis/topdeck. Mibosport in the Czech Republic offers shipping to the UK and offers the new kit for €439.-
Although these kits are way more expensive than AE and Durango and probably the new Xray, they are worth the extra money in my opinion. I don't care about aluminum and graphite as long I as an average driver am faster with a plastic tub.
