4 Pack 1/36 Metal Diecast Cars Toy with Opening Doors Kid Pull Back Cars Toys Set,Boy Toy Car for Age 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

OMG my 1st grader son absolutely loves these. I despise them because he forgets them on the kitchen floor and I end up almost doing the splits. The funny part is when I hit the ground, the car usually zooms off to save its bacon. They are quite durable though after survival of my 6' tall dad bod full weight charging them back and not have anything bent or broken.There isn't much else to them, they're just a classic pull back to wind up and let her rip toy cars that have been around for years. These are actual cars though and I'm wondering if licensing is an issue here. There's a red Ford Ranger Raptor, a black Bugatti Chiron, a yellow C8 Corvette and an orange Lamborghini Aventador.Oh, they give you a free "gift" of stickers! Now I get to play find out where all the stickers went. This is a game my son likes to play that lasts months or sometimes even years. Its like hide and seek. He hides the stickers in random places then I get to find them all. Yay!

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Got these as a gift for my 3 year old nephew and he loves them. Seem to be well made so they should last, and they are super functional. You pull them back and they'll go forward across the floor. Not super loud. He like that the doors open. Vibrant and bright paint colors. There are no electronics so no lights or anything. Seem like an adequate price point at around $20.

Not durable. My 9-year-old and 7-year-old played in a normal way with these for about 30 minutes and 3 of the 4 broke in some way. One car door popped open and would not close again; two cars’ pull-back mechanisms stopped working (the front wheels). One of the car’s windshields cracked.These are not durable toys for actual play. If you’re planning to display them on a shelf, maybe; if kids will use them, I can’t recommend.The one pro: The cars are quite detailed to look like actual cars, nice touch.

When my son was little, almost every trip to the toy store at our local hardware store involved inspecting and sometimes taking home the larger diecast cars. These remind me of those cars - medium size, decent price point allowing you to treat the kids to a little something. He always loved them and spent hours playing with them. This is a nice set that I think kids will really have fun with, whether they receive just one car or the whole lot. They each come individually boxed, so that they can be given separately. Great size for stocking stuffers, too.

These look great. Plastic construction, though have a nice feel; a reasonable heft, great for racing. Excellent painting, the front doors open on all of the models (which is a great bonus for action/reaction and imagination possibilities during play).The “Pull back and go!” feature is great! Fun to drive and race and just to see the cars and trucks ‘take off’ on their own.Wishing that the make/model name would’ve been written onto each car so that kids could have a reference.It’s neat that the front doors open on all of the cars. One of the doors was a bit wobbly; not motion-restricted and would open on its own with gravity. Just a fine detail, though may speak to some of the craftsmanship.It appears that these were meant to have had battery-operated sound and light features. Not seeing electronics inside, nor batteries, nor battery connections inside of the battery compartments, so: Not included during manufacturing, though is incidentally equipped to be added to each of these cars and trucks if there are any tinkerers out there (or as a STEM project as the kids grow older and might like to experiment and build)..:.They’re neat to drive around, they have doors that open and close, and the “pull back and watch them go 10 or 20 feet across the floor or play surface!” feature is engaging and, well, fun. Great painting, exciting and current vehicle designs (check out the Raptor!)… They look great, roll nice, drive straight… These are fun and will surely be enjoyed and appreciated (and displayed) for a very long time.

Approx 5” long. Doors open and shut. Names of cars are not given. Some my husband and older grandsons can recognize, but not all. I notice a small compartment on the bottom that is for some kind of battery, but I am not sure what it would do with those. Maybe sound? They do not come with those batteries. Metal body, rather thin in comparison to others, and the rest is plastic. The pull-back function is always fun for kids. I would say these are medium quality. I got them for my grandsons to play with at my house and they have been for a while. Nothing on any of them has broken yet. The price point I bought them would make them around $5 a piece. Seems a bit pricey especially since they don’t come with any batteries.

These are very high quality toy cars. Yes, they have some moving parts that adventurous and strong 4 years olds may try to break off, but they will find it way too much of a challenge so I would not worry about it. The doors and wheels make them seem more "real" and engaging.And I think it is a great thing that they are in individual boxes, not just thrown together in a bag or a box. Not only does it preserve the look and function of them, it makes it VERY easy to hold them back and give them one at a time for good behavior. I would have included some pictures, but I saw another review already did, so you get exactly what I am saying.These are superior construction, and each car is about double the size of the typical Hot Wheels. So they may not fit on tracks, but they are substantial enough to really capture attention of a 4 year old and not get lost in the mass of tiny toy cars like most do.Materials are superior, and I cannot see these chipping paint easily but it will sure be fun to watch the kid try. He certainly is enthused about them. All in all, a great set and I absolutely recommend them.