Step2 Side-by-Side Push Around SUV, Kids Push Car, 2 Seats, Stroller Substitute, Includes Seat Belts & Horns, Made of Durable Plastic, Max Weight 100 lbs., for Toddlers 1.5-5 Years Old, Gray

I don’t know why I thought this was going to come already assembled. My 18mo loves pushing a shopping cart so I was looking for a “shopping cart” car. The color was perfect as I have two boys and blue is fitting for them. It’s a two seater but as my boys grow, it will only sit one. My husband assembled this and there were no missing parts. We just didn’t add the stickers because I was thinking of painting this like a Pixar car. The value was great for the amount of use we are getting, there is endless play with it. There are buckles for both riders. They are comfortable for now, but it is a bit small. The room from the steering wheel to the seat isn’t much and my boys have a bit of a time getting in and out.I do love the roof canopy as you can have it up or fold it back. The ease of use and riding are great for my baby and 3 year old. It also has storage under the seat and mesh bottle holder in the back.

Love the car. My son loves it too. It’s super smooth and very easy to maneuver. It took us a little while to put it together, but it was worth it. Great value for the price

I rated this item 5 stars, even though I ended up returning it due to an impulse purchase. That said, it appeared to be very well made and of high quality.

We love this push car! My granddaughter rides in it evertime she comes to our house. I just wish the inside was a little roomier. I removed the passenger side steering and that helped a little.

We love this little jeep. It has places for drinks and a little storage under the seat. We use it to cruise the neighborhood almost daily. One of the wheels has been a bit cantankerous. We don’t see anything wrong or that we can do to help. It must be a slight bend in the piece that holds the wheel, hence the 4 star. It still works and as I said we use it almost daily. My granddaughter is 2.

My kids love this! Two under 2 and they have so much fun riding in it

Possibly one of the hardest things I have assembled so far. My child absolutely loves it but none of the holes are predrilled so forcing a screw into plastic continuously is challenging. The assembly of the wheels is incorrect and the axle doesn’t slide through as shown in the instructions so to get the axle through after the assembly of one wheel leaves you hammering on a piece of plastic which breaks. I have yet to actually complete assembly and my daughter just sits in a unmovable car and plays with the wheel.

Once it’s put together, it’s a great toy. However, there were no holes drilled for where the screw placement was supposed to go, so a very thin drillbit was needed to get that taken care of, and it’s much easier to use a drill driver to screw the screws in once you have that. I’d also recommend a mallet versus a hammer to avoid cracking some of the plastic pieces. The final steps of the directions did not tell me when or where to put the last eight screws, so I had to figure that out on my own, which meant taking some things apart to get the screws put in regarding placing the handle into the car. I’d recommend before putting the handle on securing the pieces that it goes into loosely so that the handle will click in place, then tightening it. It was also nice to have a second set of hands to hold things in place for some steps.