I see the kid in the video pushing the car, do you need to push it for it to move? does it move on his own or with batteries? does it go back forth
449981
no batteries so you have to pull or push..most times my grandson pulls it by the firehose..He does play with it constantly though and now his 2 year old sister plays with it,raising ladder and sticking little figures in cab..a great toy...
449982
Push to make it go. No remote, no batteries, lots of imagination, not much complication.
449983
The Fire Engine is not battery operated. I have purchased several (5) Bruder trucks and all of them are "hands on" toys. He plays with them for hours. You can not go wrong with Bruder. The trucks are unbelievably durable.
449984
The wheels on this truck roll great. If you give it a push it rolls. It goes backwards too. It is a manual toy. No remote control. Helps child develope imagination. It's an awesome truck. My son got this last year for Christmas and still loves it. He also has the crane and garbage truck. Bruder rocks!
449985
It does not move back and forth. You have to push it. It's a toy that sprays water that cannot be left outside. The sirens stopped working after it rained and the plastic can't handle the sun and temperture extremes. Within six months our was destroyed, though they kept on playing with it and it's parts for another year before it went to the dump.
835515
No batteries are needed for this car. This a large car that you can push on the floor. Hope I answered your question!
2055407
It is true you have to kick it to get it started. It needs to get to 3mph before the motor will kick in. If your son has ridden other scooters, it's actually easier as the 3 wheels on this model is less to balance. With some help, a little push would work too. Hope he has a blast!
1674576
It will only go - if you use your feet and hands to get it going - and since it should only be used on level ground, if they stop pushing with their feet, then it won't go anywhere. It takes more effort to get it going than to stop it.
1610152
No. It doesn't move in its own but I would give it 5 stars. Excellent quality. Both my sons ages 2 and 5 love it!!!
1895590
These need to be pushed in order to go anywhere. No batteries. They are a great buy for any kid that likes trucks. Very sturdy too.
1967381
Yes it will go reverseThe control is a foot pedal with a steering wheel. The steering wheel has buttons on it for music and different sound effects. It also will move with control input from a controller like a Toy RC car or a video game type controller, that part is why I would have bought it alone and not just for my godson lol You will have more fun driving it around with them in it. Also if they are getting crazy or you need them to come back to you, you can drive them back. The lights turn on when it moves. Hope this helped!
1961511
It's not battery operated. The compartment that the child's feet sit in while being pushed around, slides back, like a drawer, and the child can then use his own feet to move around. It's such a cute car. Unfortunately, the front wheels are poorly designed and broke shortly after purchasing it. I would throw it away because I can't push my son around in it anymore, but he likes to climb in and pretend he's driving...
675326
This push around buggy is just to push around I don't think this is for a kid to push themselves. If you want your kid to push him/her self you are better off with the Little Tikes Push & Ride Racer. On the buggy where the kids feet go is kind of covered, which makes them impossible to use there feet to push themselves.
688042
Yes, this train runs on batteries, so you do not have to push it around the track. We got this from my sister a couple of years ago as a Christmas present because she works at Disney, but it was so cheap that we had to return it because pieces kept falling off of it. It did look very cute though and my boys cried when it kept falling apart. Hope that helps anybody who's looking into buying this product. I would not purchase this again.
1923242
No, the wheels on the engine of the train don't move with batteries. The child just moves the train by hand to pull the train. The cake lights up and sings and you might need an extra battery then the one it comes with because the child will love pressing the cake and listening the music.
2179396
When you move the paw, it will begin waving. It will continue to wave without you. I think that there is a weight at one side that allows it to keep moving. no batteries needed. I don't recall it stopping on its own, but you can by just holding the arm still, then it will stay still. It has a soft ticking sound when it waves that helps my daughter fall asleep at night.
449158
They do not move electrically. They run on batteries for the talking, songs and lights.. There is an on/off switch on the bottom of the car. The car can be pushed with the switch in either position. My grandson has had his for 4 months now and he loves them and we have not had to change the batteries yet!
947991
You have two options, R/C (remotely controlled). While under R/C mode, kid can steer while you control gas/break. Other option is to turn off R/C mode and give full control to who's driving it, in this case the kid. While under this option, you cannot override anything with the controller. I honestly would not recommend this toy to anyone. The car is very weak, way under powered, even when fully charged. It barely moves at a slight incline. For the money paid, you would think it would be a bit more powerful.
1193252
Yes. My son just moved the controls and delighted in watching the car move. He could get it going forward and back until he hit an obstacle and then he pushed the controls in the opposite direction.
2153312
I have no idea. I thought it worked by friction. Like the cars that you pullback and let go.
491829
No pedal. The bottom of the car itself is solid, so the kids feet do not go through the bottom. It is propelled forward by pushing on the black handle on the back only.