12V Kids Ride On Bumper Car with Frequency Pairing Remote, 3 Speeds, 360 Degree Spin and Safety Belt, Purple

Buy a second car for a sibling and the fun starts with both of them taking off at once. Cheap 2.4G remotes share a channel, so one adult's input drives two cars.

The remote here has a frequency button alongside its three speeds, its brake and the direction pad. Pair each car to its own channel and one handset drives one car, which is what makes a pair of them usable together.

Everything on the handset

Low, middle and high speed, an emergency brake, a frequency button and the four directions. The frequency button is the unusual one, and it is what lets two of these share a yard.

How it turns

Push the joysticks in opposite directions and it spins on the spot. The wheels underneath are set close together, which is why it turns inside its own 29 in footprint instead of needing a circle of floor.

The published table

37 to 96 months, 66 lb, 0.75 to 1.25 mph, 8 to 12 hours to charge from a DC 12 V 0.9 A charger. The body is 29 in across and 17 in tall and weighs 16.5 lb.

Lights and bumper

Three lit pods along each side, a soft bumper strip that gives when pressed, and printed cartoon decals. The lights are what a child buys it for; the bumper is what the furniture cares about.

A frequency button on the remote so two cars can be used together on separate channels.

Low, middle and high, with an emergency brake, all on the handset.

Dual joysticks turn the car in place, within its own 29 in footprint.

Published with an age band of 37 to 96 months, which is roughly three to eight years.

A flexible bumper strip around the base and a lap belt across the 13 in by 8 in seat.

Front LED, side breathing lights, a base strip, built-in music and a wireless connection.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

The frequency button is the reason a pair of these works. One handset, one car, no crossed signals.

37 to 96 months on the maker's panel, with a 66 lb load capacity beside it.

It spins inside its own 29 in footprint, so a hallway or a small patio is enough.

What we stand behind

• The age range, the 66 lb load, the speeds, the battery, the charger and the dimensions are all the manufacturer's published figures.
• The frequency button is listed on the maker's own remote diagram. No pairing range is published, so none is quoted.
• The manufacturer states it has an ASTM and CPSIA certificate. No certificate number is published.
• No run time per charge is published.
• A toy for supervised play. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.

What is the frequency button for?

It sets which channel the handset and the car talk on. With two cars in the same yard, pairing each to its own frequency stops one remote from driving both.

How far does the remote reach?

No range is published for this model, so we will not state one. Keep within sight of the car, which is good practice anyway.

What age and weight is it for?

37 to 96 months with a 66 lb load capacity, both printed on the manufacturer's specification panel.

Does it need much floor space?

It turns within its own 29 in footprint thanks to the twin joysticks, so a hallway or a small patio works. The top speed is 1.25 mph.

How is it charged?

Through a port on the body using the supplied DC 12 V 0.9 A charger, in 8 to 12 hours.