is my 2 year old son to young for this ? He loves cars, and is always playing with them...
1667882
Hi this is a great toy and for sure son will love this toy. No your son is not too young to play this toy its just right for him i think. Hope this help.
1667883
Like almost any toy for a 2 year old, he will need your help. We started with this at 2, and at 2-1/2 he is doing it himself with no problems. He loves it!
1667884
My 9 year old and his friends play with it a lot...I would have been hesitant to let him play with it at 2 as the cars go really fast and the potential for him getting hit by a car is fairly good. If you do, I would sit with him the whole time.
1667885
Takes a bit more patience and dexterity than a 2 yr. old may have.Save it for Age 4! However, the Hot Wheels car carrying case is super for your grandson's age. He will love loading the cars in and pulling them around with him.
1667886
Possibly, at 2 I would be concerned with them putting their fingers in the motor wheels - which are exposed - and possibly pulling the track a part at random.
1667887
There are better cars toys for two-year-olds. This one takes some dexterity and breaks fairly easily, plus the noise is very bothersome. My advice: Buy about 20 inexpensive hot-wheel styled cars and trucks (including firetrucks, police cars, school bus, station wagons, ambulance, and all sorts of small construction trucks) once he is old enough to play with them and no longer puts things in his mouth. Buy one of those fold-up play road mats sold on Amazon, and he will let his imagination go wild, gradually playing more and more pretend sophisticated games. Tie them in with some fun car and truck board books. Promise: He will take them everywhere with him and be content for hours! There are better cars toys for two-year-olds. This one takes some dexterity and breaks fairly easily, plus the noise is very bothersome. My advice: Buy about 20 inexpensive hot-wheel styled cars and trucks (including firetrucks, police cars, school bus, station wagons, ambulance, and all sorts of small construction trucks) once he is old enough to play with them and no longer puts things in his mouth. Buy one of those fold-up play road mats sold on Amazon, and he will let his imagination go wild, gradually playing more and more pretend sophisticated games. Tie them in with some fun car and... » Read More There are better cars toys for two-year-olds. This one takes some dexterity and breaks fairly easily, plus the noise is very bothersome. My advice: Buy about 20 inexpensive hot-wheel styled cars and trucks (including firetrucks, police cars, school bus, station wagons, ambulance, and all sorts of small construction trucks) once he is old enough to play with them and no longer puts things in his mouth. Buy one of those fold-up play road mats sold on Amazon, and he will let his imagination go wild, gradually playing more and more pretend sophisticated games. Tie them in with some fun car and truck board books. Promise: He will take them everywhere with him and be content for hours! « Show Less
1667888
I have a two year old son and he was a little rough with it. I don't think it was built for two year olds activity.
971212
I highly recommend Lego Duple Creative Cars. I bought it as a birthday gift for my toddler when he turned 2 years old. It has been 6 months since I bought him Creative Cars and he STILL plays with it everyday! He uses his hands a lot because the pieces are designed so that the child clicks together and pulls apart pieces in order to make different cars. My toddler always has such a serious look on his face when he is creating the cars. I do see him using his hand muscles to create various styles of cars. So far it has been the best toy of his life :)
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I would advise not to give this to any child under three years old. Unless the 2 year old you are asking for is as large as a three year old and as mature as a three year old I would wait. It is a fantastic toy for my three year old grandson who mastered the steering in two days and is only allowed to drive in the low gear until he gains a bit more common sense...he doesn't need more speed yet. I hope this helps you.
599897
yes just as long as an adult shows the 2 yr old how to enjoy and play with these hot wheels. My grandson loved them
1710445
My preschool grandkids are always asking for help to put something together. Personally I sometimes have a problem putting things together. A child with imagination could really enjoy creating there own cars. I think it is a great hands on toy for all ages!
863887
Yes, absolutely. I bought for a 2 yard old and enjoys them so much. Every boy loves cars
1339610
I would be careful with a 2 year old. How much longer before he turns 3? My children were 6 and 4 so my youngest is slightly older but not much. My youngest likes to jump off of EVERYTHING so he loves it!
1938938
I wish I could answer that precisely for you. The two brothers that received it from Santa were beside themselves with joy. If your little one is stuck on one kind of car - this gift will help him find a new favorite - I promise. They still thank me!
402852
Yes, our 2 1/2 year-old grandson has ALL of his cars in the garage, as long as they "fit" - by his criteria! His little arms can easily reach in and drive them around. He isn't particular whether the cars and trucks all match. He has his Dad's matchbox cars and various other size vehicles. His favorite thing is zipping them down the ramp ! It is also very sturdy because he leans on it to drive cars on the middle and bottom levels. Hope this helps. Good luck!!!
947992
Dear friend this is nice toy for child & their parent as u asked the question only one can control car either child you mut teach the technical to drive with u in your car and if he or she interested they will learn fast be sure u should teach them how it work and secondly u cancontrl as a u control a little toy by remote contrl ... Love u guy enjoy your ride and your kid will be good rider in future .. Best of luck ..nanda
119341
2-3 years old is best. The games are hard to navigate through but the car shape and the fact it makes cool noises is the best part about it.
379806
My son is 2 1/2. I bought him the Leapster TV Learning System. He can play that really well since the controls are bigger. Check the games though since for many you need to be able to recognize letters, numbers, etc. His favorite is the Cars one. My daughter (5 years old) has the Leapster L-Max & was 3 1/2 when we got it. It took her several months to get good at it. (The new Leapster comes out this week)
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Hi! I bought it for my son who is 3.5 years old and he loves this very much. If your child is into Hot Wheel Cars and other varieties of trucks and cars I can imagine he'd have a good bit of fun with this. All levels of the Rig adjust to lower and off load the cars, it's well made, fun, great for imagination. I can easily see at that age though - depending - that it could be an item easily grown out of. Each parent knows their child best. The toy as I said is fantastic-O though. Hope this helps. Maybe something like a remote controlled car or some of those larger monster Hot Wheels Trucks would be better suited if you find this isn't to your liking. Good luck shopping. :)
1582233
I would say no, unfortunately. It is a tiny car and really designed for 3-4 year olds. My kids grew out of them quickly, but they did enjoy them while they could. I transitioned them from the car to a radio flyer big wheel, the one with the low seat and the really large front wheel. They LOVED IT! and fit in it up until 2nd grade.
1969896
my grandson is 2 and he loves "his jeep". He goes all over, parks in the garage when it's time to come in. Thought is was going to be to advanced but it was not.
1678148
I don't think so. Age 8 would be much better. The car is very fast and more difficult to handle than what a 4 year old could manage. But I'f you're really getting it for yourself, that's another matter!
1990439
No! I bought it for a one year old ! So cute and plenty of ways to play! Cars and garages...can't be beat!