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- Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
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Zoom around the house on this metal racing car. Great toy for the little car lovers and one to keep. Made of gauge steel it has working steering wheel, 4 durable steel wheels with long lasting rubber tyres and finished with scratch resistant powder coating for the toughest of kids.
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I bought this at Christmas for my son (20mths)and he loves riding it
It is a very robust toy and does hark back to yesteryear in terms of design but personally I would be willing to sacrifice the metal and keep a similar classic design in plastic with a few design changes.
The problems with the design are twofold
1) There is nowhere to put feet up when going down hill or when being pushed (ie no footrests
2) Its quite heavy for my son to push around - its ok on the flat but there is no way he could ever make it up a hill without going backwards at the moment (even at 22 months). This gives it a very short time frame I think as there is a small margin between being strong enough to ride it and being small enough to ride it (he already is catching his legs on the back wheels when pushing along)
In summary, its nicer to look at than it is for kids to ride. It isn't as practical as a plastic toy half its price (from a weight perspective at least. Given my parents still have my plastic tractor from the 70s I would argue that long term its not as robust either!!
It is a very robust toy and does hark back to yesteryear in terms of design but personally I would be willing to sacrifice the metal and keep a similar classic design in plastic with a few design changes.
The problems with the design are twofold
1) There is nowhere to put feet up when going down hill or when being pushed (ie no footrests
2) Its quite heavy for my son to push around - its ok on the flat but there is no way he could ever make it up a hill without going backwards at the moment (even at 22 months). This gives it a very short time frame I think as there is a small margin between being strong enough to ride it and being small enough to ride it (he already is catching his legs on the back wheels when pushing along)
In summary, its nicer to look at than it is for kids to ride. It isn't as practical as a plastic toy half its price (from a weight perspective at least. Given my parents still have my plastic tractor from the 70s I would argue that long term its not as robust either!!
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We are so happy with this item. Was suprised it was self assembly, but that was easy to do. Its a really hardwearing toy car, great quality and lots of fun had so far. A fab stylish ride on! We love it
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Bought this car for my son's 1st birthday, it is a lovely little car, only a couple little things to be aware of...it says no assembly required, but you do have to make it up yourself, easy enough to do though. The other thing i'm not overly keen on is the seat is a brown plastic and compared to the rest it looks a little cheap. Apart from that cant wait to give it to my son so he can have races around the village, thanks very much
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