Kids Ride-On Car with Remote Control - Classic Kids' Electric Vehicle - 6V Battery-Powered Toddler Car with Sound for Age 3 to 6 by Lil' Rider (Cream)
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Color: Cream
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- KIDS CAR TO DRIVE This electric car for kids is smooth and simple to ride for your children aged 3 to 6. Charge the included 6V battery according to the included ride on car instruction manual - then simply just turn it on, press the pedal, and go!
- REALISTIC FEATURES The kids electric car has both forward and reverse functions, high and low gear, headlights, a drivers door that opens, an auxiliary port to play MP3s, a horn, sound effects, and cruises between 2-3 miles per hour.
- PARENTAL CONTROLS The kids ride on car with remote control allows parents to fully operate the car or assist their child as they learn to drive. Perfect for both outdoor and indoor playing, this toy car can be used on any hard, flat surface.
- SAFE AND DURABLE Made from rugged high-quality plastics that can hold up to 70lbs, this kid car is great for boys or girls. Lil Rider ride on toys are free of banned phthalates and provides healthy exercise as well as plenty of fun!
- PRODUCT DETAILS Materials: Plastic. Dimensions: (L) 38 x (W) 20 x (H) 19. Specs: 6V 4.5ah Rechargeable Battery, Output: DC12V 500mA, Speed: 2-3mph. Remote Requires 2AA Batteries. Assembly Required. Operate Under Adult Supervision. Color: Cream.
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Your little ones will be ready to hit the open road with the vintage convertible style Kids Ride On Car with Remote Control by Lil’ Rider. The kids electric car has both forward and reverse functions, high and low gear, headlights, a driver’s door that opens, an auxiliary port to play MP3’s, a horn, sound effects, a rechargeable 6V battery, and cruises between 2-3 miles per hour, so your kids will travel at a safe speed. The sporty looking kids ride on car with remote control allows parents to fully operate the car or assist their child as they learn to drive. Made from rugged high-quality plastics that can hold up to 70lbs. of weight, this electric car will surely become your child’s preferred method of transportation!
Product Dimensions: 36 x 20 x 17.5 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 80-FS802
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 6 years
Batteries: 1 Product Specific batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: July 20, 2015
Manufacturer: Trademark Global - Toys
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Color: Red
I bought this for my 1 year old daughter, who seemed rather infatuated with an old, non-working non-remote-controlled toy car that only moved when I picked up the front and pulled it around. As that was somewhat tiring, I figured this would be the perfect thing for her. So I got it, put her in, strapped her down, and fired it up. Her reaction was profound, uncontrollable apathy. As the car moved around and I shouted with excitement, she just stared at me as if to say "What part of your mind figured this would be fun for me?" Apparently she's only having fun when daddy is wearing himself out with physical exertion. I have no doubt she'll grow to have fun with it, but for now it'll be assigned to annoying the cat. There are some differences between the product I received and the description: The remote. The controls are more like a regular remote controlled car, rather than the buttons shown in the picture. I was pleased with this. There is a seatbelt, which again I am pleased with. There is no MP3 player, though there is an audio jack for one, as well as a volume control. There are buttons on the steering wheel that appear to be for controlling an MP3 player, as well as a horn button. All of the buttons are for the horn. I haven't tried it. Not an issue with me. When you first turn it on, it makes engine noises and multi-colored LEDs around the grill flash. It's kinda cool, though after a few seconds it stops and doesn't repeat. I'm not thrilled with my 1 year old daughter being referred to as a "pin-up girl" in the product description, but after looking at the instructions, I can see that English is still a deep, dark mystery to the manufacturer, and thus can be forgiven. As other reviewers have pointed out, you aren't likely to be overwhelmed with the traction, especially when the car is empty. A few rubber bands around the drive wheel will solve the traction issue. The turning radius isn't great either. You can still maneuver it inside a house, but you'll be doing a lot of back and forth turning...unless you live in a huge mansion, in which case you'll be paying someone to run the remote, and your child will probably be paying another child to ride in it. If you are even slightly mechanically inclined, the instructions will be hilarious. If not, you will discover new heights of frustration that will accelerate your path to true enlightenment...or make you toss the whole thing through a window. If you have a lot of trouble putting a cell phone in an Otterbox, I suggest you find someone else to assemble this. I actually put the steering wheel on upside down, which I discovered later when installing the stickers. It doesn't affect anything, and I'm lazy, so everybody wins! It uses a small 6v SLA battery. I'm not sure how long it'll last, but probably not long. It would be easy to put a larger battery inside, if one so desires, but I have a feeling most children will become bored, hungry, or tired before the battery gets too low. The stock battery is fairly easy and cheap to replace, but swapping batteries in the middle of play isn't really practical. The steering is done by a motor and gearbox attached to the steering shaft. This means it doesn't steer quickly, the wheels won't center themselves automatically, and a little extra effort will be required to manually turn the steering wheel, which will be good for building upper body strength in your young ones. It appears more assembly is required underneath the car, as there are screws and bars that don't seem to be doing anything other than waiting to be connected. Whether this is supposed to happen at the factory, or by the customer, will be a mystery for archaeologists to solve 1,000 years from now. Since they don't seem to do any harm, and don't seem to good, I left them alone after making sure they aren't going to fall off and provide yummy-but-dangerous treats for my little sweetheart. A few reviewers have complained about the switches being accessible to the child. They are. So, uh, I don't know. The most catastrophic thing my daughter can do is switch the car from remote to manual, thus gaining the ability to drive the car herself, assuming she could reach the 'gas' pedal and had developed enough to understand how to steer...right now she just smacks the steering wheel and yells at nothing, which is good training for actual driving in Southern California. I'm not sure where the concern is. Unless your right up next to traffic, cliffs, or fast moving bodies of water, it's unlikely this car can be driven into danger before you could catch it. If this is a huge worry for someone, it wouldn't be hard to pull the switch out and hard wire it to a setting of your choosing, or put a screw in the switch to keep it from moving. Overall, this is a durable toy. The parts most likely to fail (due to complexity and moving parts) are the remote steering box, the drive motor, and the remote, and they all seem pretty solid. The steering box can be repaired or replaced, and the driver motor can be replaced, and you would still have a very fun, functional toy. The battery is replaceable for minimal cost and trouble. I have no doubt she will outgrow it long before it shows any significant wear. Folks may complain about its shortcomings, but lets not forget the price point. The next cheapest car like this is twice as much, and most are 3 to 4 times as expensive. You get a lot for your money, and lets face it, this isn't an heirloom that will be in the family for generations, nor is it likely to be a source for the fondest childhood memories. It is a toy that is designed to be abused and amuse people, and do so with minimal cost. The extras and refinements on more expensive cars are unlikely to be appreciated or remembered by your kids...but will be remembered by your wallet. This toy easily earns 5 stars. Highly Recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2016 by CS
Color: Cream
I am 80 and actually jumped up and down after charging this little cars battery for 12 hours. I was NOT expecting anything so adorable! EVERYTHING WORKED PERFECTLY! My 84 year old husband and I put it together, read the directions over carefully and then kept referring to it. A simple process and the next time we buy one, we will know what we are doing and it will be even easier. I also bought the insurance. It was reasonable and it made me feel more secure about buying something I was not familiar with. The radio was AMAZING, the little horn made me burst out laughing and when we turned it on..the sound of the motor starting just was the cutest. Needless to say, it was the hit of the party. Little great granddaughter's brother was beside himself. He is four years old and looked at me and said..."We can SHARE can't we, grandma?" I said of course. When it starts all the lights come on..the emergency lights blink..the dashboard is all lit up..such as the speedometer, etc. It looks REAL! SOOO worth the money! I am delighted with my purchase and I thank the folks who made this little car available at such a affordable price to those of us who cannot usually afford such toys!!! Even the little door opens on the drivers side..AND has a lock on it. The seat belts ...perfect! Easy access for an adult to the batteries. Safe for a child. The remote was a hoot for the adults..The decals make the little car perfection and so attractive. Sorry this is so long..but..as you can tell, I am SO darned pleased!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2017 by Mona
Color: Cream
I bought this for my Grandson who is one year old. It actually fits him fine at 22 pounds. I don’t see this fitting a child of two or more. The car body is a nice plastic unit. Looks durable. Tires have the customary rubber band around them for traction and quietness. The radio control (RC) is not proportional. If you are an RC enthusiast that means there is not a precision method on the transmitter to accurately steer the car. No wheel or stick, just full left and right buttons. This is 1950 technology and makes for a very jerky ride. It's impossible to steer straight on a sidewalk. It's either an inaccurate straight line (which isn't straight) or left or right. Nothing in between. This is only good on a street or open parking lot where you don't have to go exactly straight. Straight is actually an arc as the centering of the steering is sloppy. The battery system is weak. When making a turn it virtually stops. This looks pretty but is absolute junk in the usability department. At a month and a half I’d return it if I could. Steer clear. There is no manufacturer name included with the paperwork so no one to voice complaints to or get future parts from.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023 by Gary M.
Color: Cream
This car is an absolute must have for small children recently purchased it for my nephew. Assembly was quick and easy taking approximately 20 minutes to get everything done and then not long to charge becomes with the remote until your child learns to drive it.
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024 by Karen