Works as expected

Best thing I've bought so far!

My kid really love it !!

I got This gift for my grandbaby for Christmas, and it's the cutest little bumper car ever, she's. 2 years old and she's going to love it.

THIS ITEM WILL MAKE A GREAT GIFT FOR MY GRANDCHILDREN.

Nos encanto! Lo único que creo que podría mejorar es cubrir con una tapa o algo el botón de encendido o hacerlo atrás… mi hijo es curioso así que lo prende y lo apaga cada minuto 😂

Kids love it, my only complaint is that it’s loud for an electric motorize toy

My husband said that growing up this is something that we would have seen in the movie "Richy Rich", because only a super rich kid would have something so cool. LOL I love that things are so much more accessible for our kids. Mine are 2 and 3 and fight over who gets to have a turn. LOL. My 3 year old can steer it really well on his own, my 2 year old just gets stuck and screams, so I love the remote option to be able to steer younger kids (and she still pulls the levers and thinks she's doing it). It has music, but there's a button you can hit to turn the music off (but sadly, my 3 year old knows where it's at and keeps hitting it to turn the music back on). There's also adjustable speed, so you can have it on fast "rabbit", or slow "turtle" mode. A LOT of fun. I'm jealous I'm too big for it. LOL. Easy to put together...you just have to unscrew the seat to attach the wires, and screw the little turning levers on. One little snag is that if you or your kid hits "park" on the remote control...it locks it so it won't move. You have to turn all the switches off and reswitch everything back on to get it to move again.

Easy use..

This bumper car is so much fun. It comes mostly assembled, with a few things to put on and a wire to connect. Charging is easy, and even on low speed it traverses medium-length carpet with only a little bit of slowdown. The fact that it can be both remote controlled, and controlled locally at the choosing of a switch is great. Unfortunately, both the power button and those switches are a little bit too easy to press by accident by the kid sitting in the seat... and also quite difficult for an adult to push. I feel the power button makes sense to be within reach of the kid, but not the remote control and speed switch... those should be on the back - along with a "key" of sorts that can be pulled to disable the bumper car. The flag is too short... it should stick up sufficiently to clear a counter-top, but it doesn't. Also, with the way the wheels work, I wouldn't want to use this on uneven or rough ground at all... I would avoid the street. The front and rear casters as the kind you'd find on an office chair, and because there's only one in front, if the bumper car is at an incline, it can tilt diagonally (not enough to flip though). On that note about outdoor use - the product page pictures are psychotic... do NOT >>>EVER<<< allow your kid to role over a bridge while strapped into an electronic mobility device. Falling into water while strapped down is very likely to result in death... In the end, though, this is a very affordable, and very fun toy with only minor design issues, and minor advertising... quirks. We will be getting a second one.