Kid Trax 1960 Mercedes 300SL Electric Ride On

The Kid Trax 1960 Mercedes 300SL Electric Ride On is made in the exact design of the 1960’s Mercedes Benz. The replica comes with a real working FM radio, a sounding horn, and real working headlights. It also comes with a rearview mirror, a left side mirror, and a seatbelt! This will surely fascinate car enthusiasts as well as general model collectors, and the functions make it perfect for children who love cars!

The car runs on a 12-volt electrical system and comes with a 2-speed transmission, at 2.5 miles per hour, 5 miles per hour and 2.5 miles per hour when running in reverse. This will certainly provide hours of fun for your little one, and he will definitely like that it looks like a real car!

Product Specifications and Features:

The car is an exact replica of the vintage 1960’s Mercedes Benz;

It comes with a real working FM radio and headlights as well as a real sounding horn;

It comes with a seatbelt, rearview mirror, and a left side mirror;

It has a front hood that pops up to open after the Benz logo is twisted for release;

It contains rubber traction strips on all four tires;

It runs on a 12-volt electrical system;

It runs at 2.5 mph, 5 mph when running forward, and 2.5 mph when running in reverse;

Kid Trax 1960 Mercedes 300SL Electric Ride On Review:

The customers who reviewed this electric car gave it an average rating of 4.2 stars. They were extremely happy with the way it offered hours of fun for children while amazing adults with its design and functionality. One user estimated assembly time at about 20-25 minutes, and reported her daughter staying inside the car the entire next day when it was already working following the 24-hour battery charging. Many customers were fascinated with the working FM radio and other features of the car. It was reportedly very easy to assemble and made of very durable plastic. One customer liked how the car gave an indication of needing to be recharged. It was also commended for being realistic in detail, and several users reported its coming with a “kick” even at low speed levels, so they recommended a large space for driving the car around in.

The only complaint that was brought up was that some users expected the car to be made of metal, as the pictures on the Internet apparently had a metallic “look” to it. But generally, the plastic was still considered durable, and actually it made the car safer for children. It was still considerably well-built, and was apparently perfect even for young children. This makes this Mercedes replica very highly recommended for parents who want their children to have their own electric cars to ride around in while allowing the adults to enjoy watching the realistic replica driving around with full functionality. It would definitely result in many enjoyable trips around the house!