Liberty Imports My First Cartoon RC Remote Control Cars for Toddlers Ages 1-3, Radio Control Toy for Baby, Kids 18 Months+ (Race Car)

Amazing!!!I got these for my grandkids and they are made to last believe me no matter what they do to them the cars are so durable ,and my little guy just loves it plays with them constantly, drops, throws,bangs,and there still great working. So I say very good quality little car set for beginners

I ordered this toy for my two year old grandson for his birthday. My son said that it is now his most favorite toy, and plays with it constantly. He had no trouble learning how to use the remote. It is small enough for small hands and very easy to operate. He runs it all over the house and also out on driveway. The toy came package very well and in perfect working order. It is very well made and sturdy, and should hold up well for many hours of fun times. I would order more toys and products from this company without a second thought, and recommend them to anyone. A great introduction to the world of remote operated toys. I am very happy with my purchase. If you have a little one and want to see him or her have a lot of fun, then buy this race car radio control car. A great toy at a great price.

18 mo old loves this - so does dad! Sturdy and works great!

I bought this toy for my 15-month old daughter. It's mostly great, she loves it. It's cute, sturdy and easy to operate. There are only two buttons. The first makes the car move forward in a straight line. The second moves the car backward and turns the car. There's no other steering. It zips around on our laminate floors and plush rugs. This toy requires a total of five AA batteries (None are included.) Two go in the remote control and three go in the car. The battery life seems reasonable. The range to control the car is about 10 feet. Nothing too crazy, but plenty for a little one. This toy is a little noisy. It has an engine sound and a siren that play when buttons are pushed on the car. It also has a little song that plays when the driver's seat is pushed down, which happens frequently when the car crashes. It kind of sounds like Tetris music with a Cha Cha. It gets a little annoying after a while (especially when my husband starts whistling it- but that's not your problem). You can mostly make the song go away by removing "Mr Police Officer" from the car. The sound can not really be controlled. There are no volume buttons and no setting to make the car respond to the remote control without the noises also being available. The sounds can not be activated by the steering wheel. Our car seems to be... possessed. Well maybe not, but it does randomly move when the power is on to the car. It just kind of jumps a few inches. It's a little unnerving at first, but I can't say it's the only possessed baby toy in the house. Maybe it's the house.

Very good remote controlled train for the money. We couldn't really ask for much more on this train. Our 2 and half year old daughter loves to play with it. She still isn't great at navigating the train around much, but she can drive it just fine and when it runs into something she knows to push the other button to get it going again. She also likes playing with the train and the little conductor without using the remote. Just to give some further details about the train. It only has 2 buttons on the remote, one moves the train forward the other reverses and turns it to the left I believe. So going around corners can be a bit tedious, but this is fine for toddlers if you're in just one room. The train makes sound only when the buttons on the train itself are pushed. One button on top makes a train sound for a short time. The other button is under the conductor, when you push the conductor down it plays a song a few times in a row. The song is much longer than the train sounds and can be a bit much at times. I agree with some comments that a volume adjustment would be nice. However, my daughter doesn't mess with the sounds all that often and they don't play constantly while driving it. If I had to bring up any other concerns it might be distance the remote can control the train. It is fine to about 20 feet after that you can hold the remote higher and get it to go further sometimes. Honestly my daughter doesn't really expect to drive it any further than that so it isn';t a problem. It does also slow down quite a bit on carpet, on our wood floors it moves pretty quick, still not a deal breaker though.

Fun toy! Lasted a whole year for a wild little boy!!

I have a few RC cars, but wanted something my 2 year old could manage. This car comes with a remote that has 2 buttons, one for going forward. And the other for turning around. It’s very easy to manage, and the car itself is very quick and responsive to the remote. The car has 3 drivers that you can switch out. The car also has a button that plays a cute upbeat song. The remote and car are very sturdy and have withstand being dropped/accidentally kicked - they are toddler proof!

I wanted to get something for my 2 year old that wouldn’t cost a lot with how much it would be tossed around and the reviews on this looked promising! I think it lasted about 3 days before it started glitching and now just makes nonstop sound when turned on as if something is stuck inside the toy! A parents worst nightmare to have a toy that simply does not stop making noise! Noise/glitch aside, I do like the super simple controller and ease of use! This is definitely geared towards the younger kids which is what we needed, just with it was made to be a little more durable considering the audience they’re aiming this towards!

Great toy..even adults enjoy it

Showed up in time for Christmas, which was well before the expected date! and my son loves it!

I ordered this as a gift, but didn't actually end up giving it to the person as the box only had Chinese writing and it looked very cheap.

The hind right side wheel just came off after hardly a few runs.

Good quality though I believe it is slightly overpriced !