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- No Gears , Batteries or Pedals. Just Steer and Away you Go.
- Multiple Award Winner
- Great Exercise Inside or outdoors.
- Sleek, Innovative Design
Product Description
Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award 2006! Nominated-Outdoor Toy of the Year 2006! Kids’ race car of the future. Hop on the Plasma Car & prepare to zip, zoom & cruise! No typical toy pedal car, this revolutionary ride on toy has even adults Plasma Car crazy! Plasma Car harnesses the natural forces of inertia, centrifugal force, gravity & friction. An inside or outside toy designed like a trike with no pedals, gears or batteries! More fun than a scooter & supports u… More >>
PlasmaCar Pink
We had a hard time assembling the plasma car. The screw that holds the steering wheel can come loose and be hard to maneuver if not tightened ALOT. The tools provided in the kit were not sufficient. We had to use a special wrench to tighten this screw.
Rating: 4 / 5
My granddaughter LOVES the Pink Plasma Car we got her for her 2nd birthday last year. I would recommend it to anyone who wants their child to have a great time and use up some energy.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought two of these for Christmas this year, one for my 7 year old granddaughter and another one for the 15 month old figuring she would grow into it and that way there would be no fights. The baby is too small yet but the 7 year old just loves it. She can’t wait to use it outside this summer and is going to “lend” the baby’s to her friend to use. Meanwhile, there go the hardwood floors, seriously, has not really damaged. Would definitely recommend!
Rating: 5 / 5
My kids are still playing with this item religiously in our kitchen .. 2 months after Christmas! It is great because it helps build upper body strength, too. It hink this is really important for 2.5-7 years old. Defintitely have reccomended to friends..
Rating: 5 / 5
I purchased this plasma car for a Christmas gift for 3 year-old granddaughter. It was easy to put together. I tried it out myself, as well, and thought it was fun to drive on our kitchen floor. It would be more fun if we had a larger space indoor during the winter snow season, but this is still easy to learn how to move the vehicle. The 3 year old had ridden it at the YMCA and loved having one of her own. It will be fun to see how it drives on black top as the weather improves. I recommend this as a fun alternative to other children’s riding toys.
Rating: 4 / 5