Are these cars ok for a little guy <2 years old?
599896
My Daughter is turning 2 in July and I got these a couple months ago when she was about 21 months old. She loves them and I don't see any sharp parts or danger. I guess someone could bite the wheels off and there is the usual under 3 warnings, but other than that there are no problems I can see. She doesn't put things into her mouth, so I guess we are safe there and if your little guy still does there may be a choking possibility. I have a track set coming in a couple days, too.
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
1705576
No, our 2 year old loves them. As a child, my church had them, and I enjoyed playing with them until I was much older than 5.
1777549
My grandson was 3 when I bought them for him. I think as long as they don't put them in their mouth, they should be good for 2 year olds. My grandson plays with them for hours!
1090240
Yes, I would not purchase for over two years old. Only suitable for small toddler.
1517882
Yes, I think your 2.5 year could pick up the movement of it quite easily. It may take a few times of being on it, but they will get it. It also can be moved with their feet. I think having 2 cars would be better as all kids are interested in riding it (even teens!).
286175
I don't think so. I would imagine the height of your 2 year old is too short. They have to fit into the weight and height that the manufacturer recommends.
740018
My 2 year old grandson loves them, but he does tend to knock them off the tracks at times, but I think that is normal for a 2 year old. He plays with them all the time, so I'm very happy with my purchase.
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
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.
1095899
Not too well, but this car is GREAT! A big hit with my 2 year old grand daughter. The remoteness control feature is GREAT
2166627
It's ok. My daughter was 2 when I bought it. She loved playing with her older brothers cars, so I thought she would really like it. She played with it pretty steady for a couple of days and hasn't touched it since. I would start with some smaller (cheaper) little people sets first if you haven't already.
758348
Absolutely... I bought this for my four year old and he loves it. The cars sometimes get jammed and they will need your help, but it is tons of fun.
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.
440639
I think it might be dangerous for a 2 yr. old...it is very fast. There is a model for kids age 2 to 5 which would be safer.
2223848
Yes i think so, my 4 year old daughter had so much fun playing with my son and these cars. When you pull these cars back on a hard floor surface, they really go pretty fast and they both loved chasing after the cars. I would highly recommend these, hope this helps.
175328
If your child like very small cars. Good to put in a pocket. I got them for my 4 year old grandson to play with in church.
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!