Radio Flyer: Red Wagons, Tricycles & Outdoor Toys

6V Bumper Car with Remote Control

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$125.99 $199.99 In stock

Category: Battery-Operated Go-Kart

● Bumping action triggers fun bumping sounds
● Furniture-friendly foam bumper keeps walls and furniture safe
● LED lights and sounds for added fun
● Parental remote control
● Joysticks allow easy steering
● Rechargeable 6V battery allows two speeds (1 MPH & 2 MPH)

The classic fun of a bumper car has been reimagined into a fun, battery-powered light-up car! Radio Flyer’s 6V Bumper Car provides endless entertainment for your little ones. It features fun lights & sounds when it taps an object, and the furniture-friendly bumper keeps your walls and furnishings safe. The button under the seat offers a quiet mode to disable the lights and sounds. Steering is made easy with two joysticks and a parent remote, so guardians can correct their child’s steering with a press of a button. The parent remote also stores under the seat for added convenience. Powered by a 6V battery, this ride-on has two speed settings: 1 MPH and 2 MPH. 6V battery and charger included. Maximum weight capacity 43 lbs. For ages 1 ½+ years.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas J. ★★★★★

The foam bumper has already saved my coffee table twice, and the bumping sound effects crack my son up every time he taps something. I was worried the remote would feel like cheating, but it's a lifesaver when he starts drifting toward the stairs.

Chloe ★★★★★

My daughter figured out the joysticks on her own within a day, which surprised me since she's only three. The bumping sounds crack her up every time she taps into something. Even better, our baseboards have survived two weeks of daily laps around the living room.

Julian X. ★★★★★

The foam bumper is a lifesaver—my little guy has rammed the coffee table at least a dozen times and there's not a scratch on it. The remote is handy for steering him away from the stairs, and the bumping sounds make him crack up every time he taps something.