Vehicle Reviews

YO peeps when i first got this rc icouldnt wait to play with it . it goes pretty fast and is able to do alot of stunts the best stunt that i think is when u jump with it whip it it looks like a kick flip most borders should know that . but those who dont its a 360 degree side flip . okay i gots Peeps ya should get this rc or should i call product . And its from tyco a company that has one of the best qualaties for rcs and other products !!! (reminder this rc requires rechargable batteriesfor it to run they are not included it is sold separately)

I have a 3 year old and a 4 year old that love this toy. I would recomend it for anyone that has children under 10 years old.

I bought this for my daughter two years ago and now I am passing it down to my son. It is still in great shape and he loves it.

My two year old nephew is the proud new owner of a red and yellow Cozy Coupe. Oh boy, did he go nuts when the box walked in the house. Silly us, we should have put the car together first, as he was climbing in to drive before the wheels were even attached!

The Cozy Coupe has been with us for a few weeks now and it hasn't lost it's luster. It is still the hippest hottest toy around. In fact, our little guy would be satisfied if he could play drive thru and eat while in his car and go to the drive-in and watch his movies while in his car! We have to coax him out of his car.

If you are looking for a durable car for your little one, Little Tikes is the way to go.

I bought this for my 22 month old son for Christmas. He absolutely loves it!!! He has played with one at the sitters and Grandma's so he was already a pro. He is able to get in and out easily. The wheels on his new one are a little stiff. Once they loosen up no place will be safe. With the size you'll probably want an open area to play with it. It also works better on a smooth surface than carpet. Our basement is the perfect place.
Warning the top is a pain to assemble...at least ours was. I finally had to skip the directions and find my own way to get the pieces to pop in place.
I would recommend this gift to any child..boy or girl. If you are considering one though check into all the different kinds Little Tikes make. After my son's was assemble I found out they make one for (a few $$) more that has sound effect buttons on the steering wheel. Other varieties include a truck, police car, and possibly more.

I love the idea of it with the radio and lights and horn and also the fuzzy steering wheel cover and seats. It is hard to put the battereies in the trunk because you can't get the screwdriver into the small trunk space and teh doors are continuously popping off but are easy to re-attach until it finally breaks past the point of fixing. For the price to purchase this toy It should have been a remote controlled car.How cool would that be???

This car is so cool! It's so fun! I got my F.M. cruiser about a year ago and it's still all together. One of the doors fell of but it snapped back in. I get alot of great radio stations on it and the real, working horn is so cool! The only complaint I have is that it should have turn signals. It's awsome!

This car is absolutely fantastic. It is simply the most amazing toy car of any kind I have ever seen. It has it all, even real rubber floor mats and a rearview mirror dangly. It has a real FM radio, working head and taillights, retracting, buckling seatbelts that stretch to accomodate not only the girl Bratz, but the Boyz as well. It has a working horn. Not to mention its awesomely, head-turningly retro 60's Cadillac styling. It also rolls very well. I would have rated this car the max 5 stars, (10+ stars for the detail and style!) except that it has some fairly important problems. Namely: 1) The car has to be stored away from the dolls. The dolls shoes also cannot be put in the trunk. There's some kind of chemical reaction that permanently, irreversibly mars both doll and car. For those of you who are reading this who also own the Salon N Spa, please note the same reaction happens with the Bratz shoes and the salon floor. I solved this by cutting Post It Notes into Bratz shoe shapes and attatching them to the undersides of the shoes. 2) The chrome on the car rubs off incredibly! easily. Often, even mint in the box cars show extensive rubbing on the chrome bar across the top of the windscreen. (Again, this is also true for those items in the Salon that are chromed.) That said, this car is really a display item. It should be given only to collectors or older children who will treat it gently and who understand they have to store it away from their Bratz.

I also bought this toy for my son's 3rd birthday. I really didn't think that he would like it, but I thought it looked pretty cool. It was in my car for a month before I took it into the house. My son saw it and immediately wanted to open it. We had it put together in no time and he loved it! It didn't take him long to figure out how to wind up the car either. We crash the cars, race the cars and just watch them circle the track.

The product is very well made and durable. I have nothing bad to say about it and now I'm looking for accessories to spice it up a bit.

This is a great toy when you talk about durability. However...Maybe because of the age of my children it doesn't keep their attention. They have difficulty winding it so I spend a majority of the time doing this. I am hoping when they get older( currently they are 2 and 3) they will find more of an interest in it. I would definitely recommend it for older children.

if you are looking for a race track look no further, this toy is so awesome, so completely durable and does not require batteries, the wind-up function is a great concept. the track is big and opens up to lay out on the ground then folds up nicely as well, this toy has ZERO FRUSTRATION FACTOR!!! (a parent's dream) small kids can easily mangage it and its fun for older kids too. we love it. this toy is way better than any flimsy hotwheels or matchbox sets, there is nothing else like it out there.

I read a review where the individual thought maybe their expectations of the toy was too high or they got a really bad one. I say they got a really bad one. My 2 and 1/2 year old has no trouble taking the tracks apart and putting them back together YET they do not come apart on their own. The trains have never jumped the track even when we curve it right after the hill. The sound effects are a good volume (not killing all others in the room but enjoyable when you're sitting with it). Additionally, other kids who visit enjoy this item too so it made the holidays great watching kids from 1 year to 7 years old all enjoying the same toy. And with multiple controllers (one for each train) it gave multiple children an equal chance to play at the same time... cut way back on the screams of MINE! My only complaint is trying to find more of the pieces. Locally and online I'm having trouble locating the express train (B4335) and part of the construction site (B4348).

I bought this for my son last christmas and recently moved it from the basement, where we hardly ever are, to his bedroom so he could get more use out of it. Since I've moved it, he doesn't want to leave his room for anything, including watching a movie or the occasional treat of ice cream. This is the most entertaining toy he owns and is so excited every time I bring home a new piece for it.

Got the set for my son (4 years) last Christmas. He loves to play with it. One of his favorite things to do is to put Mike and Ike candies where the logs go, and deliver them to us or his cousins. And speaking of his cousins, they love to play with it, too, especially the 9 year old. This gives me hope that this toy will be one we have around for a long time.

first of all, you should know that this game is all about button-mashing. in fact, the mashing ability needed to play this game makes other button-mashing games seem easy. now, the basic terminology the giant robots in this game are called mobile suits. gundams are the popular humanoid mobile suits that this game focuses on. there are also various non-gundams in this game that are usually just as strong as gundams. next, game play. graphics are basically, two-dimensional trying to look three-dimensional but the lack of better graphics can be overlooked during battles. you may find it easy to unlock things at first, then tougher as you get better at it. oh and here is my tip (you must follow these instructions exactly or else my tips will not work) to unlock survival, time attack B and the psyc(h)o gundam mkIII (in that order), you must set street mode to hard and set the time limit to 99 seconds, then, win street mode with maxter, tallgeese III, master gundam, deathscythe, zaku IIS, (wing) zero custom, burning and rx-79 (in that order) then, play as the dark gundam in time attack B and beat every mobile suit in less than 3 seconds. in the end, it is a good game that will probably keep your interest for months. plus, I've been told it's much better than the original gundam battle assault.

Gundam battle assault was not too good of a fighting kind of game. It lacked depth, and had a bad selection of mobile suits. but now all you gundam fan/PSone owners, here is gundam battle assault 2! Play as 30+ suits which series includes Gundam Wing (fight as all 5 gundams etc.), G-Gundam (an awsome series coming august 5th to cartoon network 5:30 ET), and of course Mobile Suit Gundam. (the one that started it all). It also has 3 story modes for all 3 series playable and a good versus mode. This Gundam game should definitely be worth $20.00.

I love this game, you can play as Wing Zero Custom, DeathScythe Hell Custom, Burning Gundam, Gundam Maxter, or Gundam in the street modes. The battles can range from hard to easy(with the hardest one being the battle with the mobile suit that three times larger than you). All in all, I love this game, but then again, I love Gundam Wing and G-Gundam!

Great wagon except no seat belts for the younger ones who may want to stand up while riding. Also if your child leans on the door it opens easily. Not the safest wagon on the block.

We liked this wagon for its features (door, 2 seats, cupholders, storage area). However, the door is difficult to close and does not stay latched while in use. I called Step 2 about this problem and they sent us a new door, which still has the same problem. I would not recommend this wagon based on the poor door design.

Our vacation at the beach was made terrific by our wagon for two by Step Two. It is durable, light weight, easy to maneuvre, and my children love the door, drinkholders, and cargo hatch. The fold-down handle makes it easy to load into the car, and it's front wheels have 360 degree turning capability. my 4 year old and two year old loved going for walks on the hard sand at low tide, and it was helpful for walks into town for ice cream, etc. I saw lots of other families with the same wagon who also loved it. It was a cinch to assemble too.We will be enjoying our wagon for two for a long time. Thank -you Step Two !

These are such nice cars to teach little ones numbers and the stacking value. Ours have been scooted across the floor, cat's tail, into walls, you name it and they've always come back for more. It's just a nice change from the nesting blocks and it's fun to hear all the vehicle sounds that children make with these guys. I'd buy them again for sure!

This was one of the first presents my son recieved after his arrival. Since then, they've been off and on hits with him. It has only been in the last few months however, (from about 15 - 18 mos.), that he's really spent much time with them. He enjoys stacking them up more than nesting them together, I think because he likes to knock them down once they're stacked up. Sometimes he can get a little frustrated by them since they aren't exactly easy to stack for a toddler even. With a little guidance and help though, he enjoys playing with them most of the time.

I think that they lose some appeal for him, as they're not as realistic looking as other toy cars. My son gets a lot of enjoyment out of pointing out real cars and trucks, and other toy cars he has that are more realistic looking get more of his attention.

I think what he most enjoys about the cars themselves are that each one has a different little feature that makes noise or does some action, or both. For example, the fire engine has a ladder on top of it that ratchets up and down, making a clicking noise in the process, and this is one of my sons favorite things about this toy.

Your child's mileage may vary, of course, but overall these little cars are well designed, educational, and enjoyable toys.

This is a wonderful toy that is fun, educational, and affordable! The cars are different colors, and each has a different number, 1 - 4, to help a child learn counting and colors. They also stack on top of each other and nest inside of each other.(The nesting feature is great for storage too). Each car has a neat fun feature for little ones to explore (e.g., the small car is also a rattle, the large fire truck's ladder moves, etc.) The cars are also very sturdy (as has been proven by my son repeatedly banging them together,) and they are easy for little hands to grab onto. At 6 months of age, my son really enjoys looking at the toys, passing them from one hand to the other, banging them together, and, of course, putting them in his mouth. I imagine this toy will remain one of my son's favorites as he learns to stack them and roll them on the floor. I would highly recommend this item.