About Them: With Vtech Go! Go! Smart Wheel Learning Car – Casey Cruisin, your child can speed ahead as they play and learn. This fiesty little truck is perfectly sized for little hands and entertains your child with a light-up driver button that activates music and sounds. Your little one will learn about the letter “C” and the name of the vehicle through pretend play. Electronic play vehicle responds to Smart-point? locations on Go! Go! Smart Wheels play-sets (sold separately). Light-up driver button activates learning, music and sounds. Perfectly sized for little hands. Teaches the letter “C” and vehicle name while encouraging pretend play. With 9 Playful melodies and sing-along songs keep children engagedVTech is our always must purchase when it comes to buying toys with sound. They always seem to last longer in the hands of my kids. They like to toss their toys around.
We got 2 of these for our kids Easter baskets. One for each kid. We got the Taxi one, and the school bus one. My oldest got the school bus he rides it everyday to and from school. My youngest got the Taxi, because it sometimes feels like I am taxing him around to parks, getting fast food, going to the mall, because he is a very active kid, compared to our oldest. The cars are kind of bit annoying when they randomly go off at night-time, when everyone one is sleeping, because they have these pegs across the front end on the bottom that also triggers the sound of them. Otherwise they are a lot of fun, and fit pretty well with any ramp system you have around the house of the kids toys. We have like 5 already, adding the new 2, making it 7. They are pretty cheap and really fun to collect because they are always coming out with new ones, and they cost like 5 bucks depending where you go, we go to Target. My oldest always ends up playing with them, and pushing the button over and over, and over, making the 9 different sounds go off, he has a few favorites he pushes through to find his favorites. I learned to tune them out! Let me tell you, they are so durable, you can chuck them down 2 flights of stairs on hardwood, and they will keep going. The kids like to see throw them off the banister upstairs. My kids are so weird.
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