The Fisher Price Power Wheels line covers a wide array of products for fun and excitement from the first year through age six. From the Barbie Lil Trail Rider to the Jammin Jeep Wrangler for girls and the My First Craftsman Lawn Tractor for boys to the My First Craftsman Ford F-150, and everything in between, Fisher Price has designed a wide range of Power Wheels to entertain your child safely with many features that we, as parents would love to see in our own vehicles. The Fisher Price Barbie Lil Trail Rider features a push button operation for stop and go, as well as an ATV styling, so little girls can be big girls and get on and off all by themselves. This little gem only goes 2MPH, too, so it is safe for your toddler. The Barbie Jammin Jeep Wrangler features a real FM radio and workable doors for bigger girls, as well as very nice detailing to give them their first “hot” Barbie car. It goes only 2 to 2.5 MPH.
For boys there are many versions of the Fisher Price Power Wheels line available. Little ones will love the My First Craftsman Lawn Tractor with its push button operation and built in footrests. They will spend hours “mowing” your lawn as you watch their excitement build from owning their very own big boy mower. The My First Craftsman Ford F-150 is geared for boys above two years and features storage in the bed, and a lift up hood, so they can check their engine and keep their little truck tuned up just like daddy. A very popular choice in the Power Wheels line is the new Cadillac Escalade EXT. This ride on is as realistic as the real thing. It features a double seat for holding two children, and has a very detailed dashboard, as well as a workable FM radio and pretend CD player. It even has chrome wheels and an area for storage. It is a very realistic rendition of the Cadillac Escalade, and children will find hours of enjoyment with this one. Your problem may be in getting them out of it. Actually, truth be known, parents love this one as much as children. It’s great for those who want an escalade, but don’t want to shell out the money for a real one.
The Fisher Price Power Wheels line has grown considerably over the last few years, and the toys are safer than ever. Giving your child the independence to let them “drive” can build confidence and self-esteem, as well as provide for hours of fun. Children love transporting the family pet, or friends from one end of the yard to another. Just be sure to always keep them in sight when riding, and watch their imaginations expand.
I personally love the Power Wheels line. My grandchild has a Barbie Jammin Jeep and we can never seem to get her out of it. I actually don’t blame her. I only wish my car was as nice as hers. They are really easy for children to drive, and seem to be very safe.
Different Types of Power Wheels:
| Power Wheels Ultimate Terrain Traction Jeep Hurricane Power Wheels Kawasaki KFX 700 National Power Wheels NASCAR Racecar Jeff Gordon Power Wheels NASCAR Racecar Dale Earnhardt Jr Power Wheels NASCAR Racecar - Tony Stewart Power Wheels NASCAR Racecar - Jimmie Johnson Power Wheels Ultimate Terrain Traction Jeep Hurricane Power Wheels Kawasaki KFX Ninja Ultimate Terrain Traction Power Wheels Barbie Ford Mustang |
Power Wheels Diego Lil’ Quad Power Wheels Kawasaki KFX 700 Power Wheels Ford F150 Power Wheels Barbie Jammin’ Jeep Power Wheels Nick Jr./Go, Diego, Go! Jeep® Wrangler® Power Wheels Dora ATV Power, Wheels Ford Mustang Power Wheels Cadillac Escalade (Cadillac® Escalade™ Power Wheels Kawasaki KFX Ninja |
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Consumer reviews: (16)
November 5th, 2007 at 5:28 am
We got this for my son’s birthday and at the time he didn’t really understand he needed to push the button on the handle to move, so we had to stand crouched over the car and push it for him. He is now almost 2 1/2 and he understands how to push it, however he has never rode on it for more than 5 minutes (if that) at a time. I wouldn’t recommend getting this until your child is at least 1 1/2, but probably wait until 2. That way you can spend money on stuff they would enjoy at that age, then get this when they are more ready. It’s safe, just not much fun for the recomended age of 12 months. I do see him using this more as he is getting older now, just didn’t need to buy it before he was ready.
November 5th, 2007 at 5:29 am
We use this for every day riding within the house. We haven’t had the first problem with it and he enjoys playing with it. The battery lasts for a decent amount of time with just one charge. It doesn’t have too much of a problem going up the hills around here even with the plastic tires. All in all, I would buy it again. As it is, we are in the market for a bigger one because he seems to be getting a bit cramped on this one.
November 5th, 2007 at 5:30 am
This product is awesome I bought it for my nephews first birthday thinking he would not be able to use it for a little while… he hopped on it the same day and I dont think he has gotten off yet, its been 5 months!!! its easy to use and safe even for a one year old
November 5th, 2007 at 6:43 am
My son got this for his 1st Christmas and he is now 2 and still loves it. Only disappointment is the stickers have faded and peeled off since being outside this summer. Otherwise it has been well worth the money and is the perfect size for a 1-3 year old unlike most power ride ons. Perfect Chrismas gift for a toddler
November 5th, 2007 at 6:44 am
My son just got this toy for his first birthday. When he saw it his eyes lit up and we were left to open the rest of his birthday gifts while he played with his four wheeler. He picked it up so quickly and found the storage space and put his lil stuffed animal in there and was off. Great Toy, Hours of fun, safe, easy, and inexpensive. Well worth it.
November 5th, 2007 at 6:45 am
My son’s grandmother bought this for his 1st birthday, no one figured he’d be able to use it for a while, but when we pulled it out he had it figured out in less than one minute! He felt so big! Every time he’d push the button and go a little he would just get a great big grin on his face! I love the design of this toy, it’s just the right size and the steering wheel only turns so much so they won’t flip it. The size of the toy is great for using indoors or outdoors, and it went good on the carpet and the grass. It goes a good speed for baby.
November 5th, 2007 at 6:46 am
We bought this for our 12 month old sons first birthday. He really loves it, but he doesn’t have the ability to understand steering. So for now he rides it in the house. That is another great thing it is light and small enough for my 7 room apartment. We are very pleased. My only wish is that it had more of a turn radius, but other then that we love and would highly recommend it.
November 5th, 2007 at 6:47 am
It was smaller than I anticipated, but is the perfect size for my grandson’s age of 2. It was easy to put together. My grandson was intimidated at first, but loves it now, easy for him to operate, and he rides it during his evening walks with his Mommy and Daddy. I would recommend this toy for children between 2 and 3 only. Age 1 may be too soon.
November 5th, 2007 at 6:47 am
My Son loves his Quad! Right from the start at only 14 months old he picked up on how to push the button to go, steering now that’s a different story. He has so much fun on the Quad, it goes just the perfect speed for a little one and works find on grass. I feel that is it also very safe, I read some reviews of parents worried about their child falling off the back because of not having a back to the seat I don’t see that to be a problem. My son has even been getting off the bike and pushed the button at the same time and all the bike does is spin in a circle around him till he lets go of the button. Great toy, and good for teaching cause and effect.
November 5th, 2007 at 6:48 am
This 4 wheeler is awesome. The push-button is great for the younger kid, because they don’t understand to pick up their foot to stop. It also makes it easier for them to get on and off without accidentally pushing the button before they are ready. As for safety, this vehicle doesn’t go fast enough to cause any problems. My son has ridden for so long that his feet no longer fit in the foot boards. Time to get a new one.
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