TGRCM-CZ1/32 Lamborghini Urus Model Car Diecast Collectible Pull Back Toy Car with Light and Sound Toy Vehicle for 3+ Year Old Kids Boys Gift Gray

I bought this Lamborghini Urus toy car and was really impressed with the amazing quality. It feels sturdy and well-made, with great attention to detail.The doors open, and it has working lights and realistic engine sounds, which my child absolutely loves. It looks just like the real thing and has a nice weight to it — definitely not a cheap-feeling toy.Perfect for any car lover, young or old. Would highly recommend!

My son love it. Good quality.

I bought this car for a little boy who is really into car brands. However, on receiving it it doesn’t say that it’s a Lamborghini anywhere on the packaging and the badge on the car is tiny. From the packaging it looks very much like cheap knock off. I think that if it’s going to be sold as a Lamborghini Urus it should at least say this on the packaging or be obvious somewhere on the vehicle.

Great detail. Loved this, but would have preferred it in 1:18 to go with the rest of my collection.

Grandson will love it looks well made

Fantastic

This is a cool model, it's pretty accurate and has some intricate features which make it more realistic. It's very tough, with a sturdy construction, it can take heavy falls and bumps well. It has a pull back feature, which allows it to drive quite far, making it fun for back and forth driving from both ends of the room. It even performs well on some mini ramps.It can be disassembled, reasonably easily, if you want to remove the shell and repaint it, it even takes accessories like stickers quite well.The doors open which is a great feature, and the interior has a bit of detail too.

This car is a great fun toy, and an attractive display model as well. The lights and sounds are cool.There are two different sound versions when you open either of the front doors. Either you get the horn beeping, or what sounds like a car alarm. In both cases, you then get a car locking beep, so be sure to close the door(s) in time for this to make sense! And with both sound versions, the front and rear lights will flash.The other way to active the lights and sound is to press down on the front wheels. The car then makes various noises, such as the engine starting, then revving up, and then some wild screeches from the tires. Again, the front and rear lights flash.The car travels well after you pull it back. The rubber tyres are nice. I think the alloy wheels are plastic, but they look good. And when you pull the car back, it's quite natural for you to push the car down while you do this, which should then activate the sound you get when you push down the front wheels. So that works well.The car is electric, which is in keeping with the modern times. Well, that is to say that it takes three LR44/AG13 batteries, which are included. I'm glad that it uses some commonly-available batteries, that are cheap and readily available. I have a large supply of them already for my son's Hexbugs.The car looks great. The paintwork is very good. The car body is metal, apart from the chassis, which is plastic. I'd prefer if the chassis was metal as well, but the rest of the body is more important to me anyway.I think this is a really good toy car, that's fun, and that looks great as a display model (I collect toy cars and action figures, mainly for display).