Vosson 12 V Kids Ride On Car Kids Car w/Remote Control 3 Speed, LED Lights

I had a really hard time choosing the star rating for this product! Price for value gave it 4 stars. But if I were comparing it to the power wheels car we previously owned, it’s more like a 2 star.Let’s start with the cons. This is not really a 2 seater car! If you have two tiny kids, they MIGHT fit! My 2 and 4 year old nephews fit, but not comfortably. There is no way another kid is going to fit when the 6 year old is driving. And the 8 year old can barely squeeze in with his knees poking out at awkward angles.Another con, the battery is not removable, you have to plug into the car to recharge which is not the easiest if you don’t have easy access outdoor plugs. (our previous power wheels had removable batteries so we could have multiple and swap out for unlimited fun).The final con I’ll say is the quality of the product. At this price point you know it’s quality is somewhat sketchy. It is good enough to last a while (it’s been going strong for 3 months) but I don’t think we’ll have anything close to the 14 years we had on the previous power wheels version. After 3 months of use the steering wheel bolt fell out and the mirror has too. Both items were able to be fixed fairly easily.Now for the PROs! It works for a great price! There are two speeds that were easy for the kids to learn, as well as the back up. Even the 2 year old knows how to work the car without any trouble. The high speed is still slow enough that a brisk walking adult can keep up. The battery life is very reasonable, and the radio and horn are great fun for the kids’ they love playing with them! One warning about the little aux cord that comes with the car. Don’t plug it in! We didn’t know about all the awesome sounds because we immediately plugged in this cord as not to lose it. It wasn’t till it got pulled out 2 weeks later that we discovered the fun sounds!For me, the biggest pro of the car is the REMOTE CONTROL! Totally awesome to be able to park the car without having to bend over and push it in. The kids leave it out in the acre lot and it’s so nice for grandma to be able to drive it in without bending over to push the whole way. It’s also nice that there is an emergency break on the remote, so when the new drivers are cruising and have t quite figured out the steering, you can break for them before there are any crashes into fences and trees. A big warning though, do NOT steer with the remote when you have someone who steers in the car. This causes a horrid grinding as the steering wheel and remote controls are fighting one another.My final recommendation, if you are a grandma who plans to keep the car around for 15 years worth of grandkids, I would spend the extra $$ to get the power wheels version. You’ll get 2 seats for reals, more power, and more quality. But if you only have 1 or 2 kids who will only be interested til they are 6, this is the car for you! Great for the price, but the more expensive really is worth the extra $$$.

Awesome product! My 2 and 4 year old can fit in it together. Hand held device for parent to drive is incredibly convenient and has a long reach to the Jeep!

My husband was easily able to put this together. Our granddaughter absolutely loves it! Its fun, sporty and adorable! The battery stays charged a long time. The remote is easy to use to help us keep her safe. We live in a small town and we often will "drive" up to the post office to get the mail!! Love it and highly recommend it!

Don’t waste your time or money! This thing is garbage! First of all, the instructions are just thumbnail size pictures without descriptions of how to assemble or what screws to use. The motors mount to the flimsy plastic shell without any actual frame to secure them too. I honestly feel like any hard impact or drop will cause the motors to break loose. Also, the front wheels rub agains the wheel well when turned and look like they are off camber and could fall off at any moment. They have held on so far and my kid loves the car so I guess there’s that. But at almost 300 dollars this thing should be more structurally sound and feel like it won’t fall apart if you looked at it funny. Lastly, the two seater has only one seat belt and is not a two seater. It would be a two seater for two small dolls. Spend your money on a different car.

Kinda hard to put together and when we did 2 parts fell off within a couple hoursUpdate: this thing is a POS. Do not waste your money. We've had it for 3 months and have rode it about 5 times. The stepping part for my son broke off along with 2 other things, it stalls and hesitates to work half the time (after charging it for HOURS), The parent control automatically goes to slow mode so when a car is coming I have to hurry and go push it out of the way. Then after you switch it from parent mode back to kids it doesnt work for a minute. Also the wheels are super wobbly. I highly suggest finding something better for this price. I'd be surprised if it lasts another 3 months.

It took a little bit of work to get it put together. My nephew loved it. It has a remote control that you can fully control the kids or override their control. Customer service was helpful.

The assembly was very difficult and the instructions are only pictures that don’t differentiate which screws to use. You pretty much need to be mechanically inclined to get this truck together. You also have to run all the wiring yourself. I do not recommend this truck if you are not skilled to handle the level of assembly it requires. At this point we do not know if it will work. You will need a variety of screw drivers and a drill to get it together. The only way my husband could get it together was by watching this YouTube video of a different Jeep.

The instructions are just pictures, of sometimes very small pieces. Some text would've been helpful, or at least some close-ups of the more intricate areas to assemble. So leave yourself plenty of time to put it together. Battery lasts about an hour, could be better. Get what you pay for I guess.