What is the ideal age for this car?
593415
I bought it for my son when he was 3. He's loved this over all the ride on toys and scooters.
593416
My grandson is 2 and has two older sisters that still play on it so he figured it out really fast. Ideally, I'd say an active 3 year old can start on it and enjoy it.
593417
probably 4 - 6 but my teenager can still ride it. my youngest got it when he wss 5 so I don't know about it going younger. Sorry.
593418
3 but When my nephew went to get it out it pretty much fell apart at the seems, my 2 year old great nephew had more fun destroying it while trying to ride it than if it had been in tact like it should have been. Poorly made product
1489863
It's mainly recommended for 2-3, but my son just turned 5 and he loves it. We started collecting all the cars in Sept!
1990441
I think it will be fine. It's a toy that will grow with the child. He/She may not get all the colors, numbers and size ramifications at this age, but the cars are sturdy and should be safe for a toddler. In time, it will offer lots of extra learning!
2252408
We brought this motorcycle for our 3 year old grandson, he loves it and has no problem driving it. Perfect age.
1709551
My 2 yr old grandson is on the 90% height chart and he needs another year of growth. I would say 3 - 4yrs old would be about right. The trike is built very well and should last as long as it is needed.....KC
96193
The car is much smaller than a typical hotwheels. He may fit but it won't be for very long. I purchased for my neice who is 16 months.
201113
No, it's perfect for that age. My grandson took the control and drove it away. I, on the other hand, drove it straight into the garage door!
1834576
For Safety 1st years the average is 6-8 years from the date of manufacture. I don't remember the window of time for this one specifically, but it will def get her through the years you would want a good carseat and solid booster! Most kids want the smaller less obvious boosters when they get close to reaching the age that they ALMOST don't need one anymore. And it can be used as five point harness seat for a LONG time. My son is almost 4 and still has LOTS of weight and height to go before he meets the recommended requirements for the booster option! I love the Alpha seats, all three of my kids have them :)
1525180
I initially bought two, one for my 7 year old grandson and one for the adults to share. Adults...we range in age from early 20's to mid-60's. The little kid in you never grows up. I bought another car for my 1 1/2 year old grandnephew who gets pushed around in it. My 67 year old sister also cruises around the house on it with her grandson on her lap. Hope this helps. Honolulu Grandma
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Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I... » Read More Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. « Show Less
276541
I have had two grand kids play with this car and have had no problems. Maybe used it only three or four months.
2217058
Hello, Manufacturer recommended age: 6 months - 3 years. Best regards WT-IMPORT
888353
That really depends on how interested he/she still is in the little cars; I have a 9 year old that hasn't been real interested in playing with it, but our 7 year old boy will play with it, esp. with me, but not as often as we did a few months ago when we first got it. I wish the track was a little longer, but it does work pretty well.
93211
My 8 year old grandson is on the small size and he fits comfortably in it and will for he next couple of years. To be perfectly honest, though it is an amazing car and my 2 year old grandson who is more advanced for his age loves it and has fun with it, but I can see an 11 year old getting bored with it really quickly. It drives 6 miles an hour and I can picture an 11 year old wanting more speed and losing interest in it quickly.
663171
Hello there, It will works for couple months, I guess. After this time, tall as she is, I believe the little car should be small for her.Hope the answer helps you, guys.regardsCarlos
2252407
Hi, I really can't remember the recommended age but I bought for my son for his 4th birthday.He loves it. I would between 3-7.
1445421
I am 37 years old and I get a kick out of riding it. And all our neighbor kids ages 5-12 think it's fun too. My girls, 3 & 4 yrs old aren't quite into it, maybe too young? I think for the price it's worth it. I do think that the older/bigger/heavier the person the slower the car moves though.