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Battery Powered Ferrari - Shaken, Not Stirred!
posted by Toy Meister @ 6:12 PM
Thursday, October 22, 2009
As adults, the James Bond wannabe in all of us would delight in the bevy of choices of supercars 007 has driven. Now we can give our kids a wonderful array of choice with ride on toy cars. The battery powered Enzo Ferrari, purely made to be beautiful and luxurious. If you have a budding James Bond on your hands, set him up with a ride worthy of 007. This electric ride on car is made in Italy, licensed from Ferrari and designed in conjunction with their engineers. To you this means quality product. To him it shouts, “WOW, Ferrari”!
A terrific ride on toy with tough Polystyrene and Polyethylene bodywork - very strong and flexible and paint deep injected means scratches can be buffed away. To you it says great safety factor. To him it says “have to save the world no time for body work”!
An electric powered Ferrari with forward, reverse and neutral gears and electronic acceleration - the car will stop when his foot is off the accelerator. To you this says “Excellent learning tools” - To him it states “Control is mine”. Bond, James Bond.
It may be missing a few gadgets but the great Q has nothing on a child’s imagination. After a few rides in this battery powered ride on Ferrari, he may demand that his milk be shaken, not stirred.
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For many kids, the ability to play outside under limited supervision is their first taste of freedom. As they explore the neighborhood or even just the backyard, kids experience some limited version of independence. Bicycles ratchet up that independent feeling even further, as kids appreciate the ability to travel from place to place quickly and efficiently. And who doesn’t love the rush of wind in one’s hair?
But bicycles are old news, and children can hardly impress their friends by riding around the neighborhood on a rusty old bike. For them, a kids electric car is the pinnacle mode of transportation. These battery-operated vehicles are made to resemble race cars, motorcycles, go karts and even trucks. Electric cars also make for good practice years and years before a driving test is ever administered.