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Single Rhode Island Novelty Pull Back Sports Car 5in Die-cast Toy

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$5 $9.99 In stock

Rev up the playtime thrills with this high-octane miniature sports car built for fast-paced action across hard floors and smooth surfaces. Crafted with durable die-cast metal and sleek aerodynamic styling, this vibrant racer brings racetrack excitement right into your living room.

Equipped with a powerful pull-back motor mechanism, simply pull the vehicle backward and let go to watch it zoom forward at top speed. Working openable doors add an authentic touch of realism for young gearheads eager to inspect the interior cockpit.

Designed for aspiring drivers ages 3 and up, this sturdy little speedster promotes spatial awareness and imaginative motor skills during every high-speed adventure. Whether racing solo or staging epic tabletop showdowns, it delivers unstoppable entertainment.

Brand Rhode Island Novelty
Manufacturer Rhode Island Novelty
Model Number VE-BUGDI/RI
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) VE-BUGDI
UPC 097138959751
Product Type Die-Cast Pull-Back Car
Material Die-Cast Metal
Length 5 in
Product Weight 0.4 lb
Minimum Age Recommendation 3 Years
Educational Value Spatial Awareness
Features Pull-Back Motor, Opening Doors

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

The die-cast body feels properly hefty for such a tiny toy, and the pull-back action sends it zipping across our kitchen tiles with real speed. My kid's been racing it up and down the hallway for an hour straight and the wheels have held up perfectly.

Amelia N. ★★★★★

My nephew's been dragging this little racer along the hallway carpet for a week straight, and the die-cast body still looks mint. The pull-back mechanism gives it a solid zoom across our tile floors, and the sleek shape makes it easy for small hands to grip. For five inches of toy, it's taken a beat

Isabella ★★★★★

The pull-back action is surprisingly zippy for such a small toy, it really scoots across our kitchen floor. My kid has been crashing it into walls for a week straight and the die-cast body hasn't dented yet.