- Foot-powered fire truck
- Has an electronic microphone with flashing lights
- 7 siren sound patterns
- Includes a reflective light bar, high seat back, rear storage, and caster front wheels
- Working door, horn and clicking key
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The classic Ride and Rescue COZY COUPE is celebrating its 30th Anniversary with a face-lift. Includes a reflective light bar, high seat back, rear storage, and caster front wheels.
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Here comes the friendliest fire truck in town with a new redesigned smiling face in front. Little firefighters will love all the interactive options: the electronic microphone, seven siren sounds, flashing lights, reflective light bar, working door, horn and open-and-close gas cap. Adults will love the removable floor for foot-to-floor powering or protected feet while they push the car with the cut-in-handle and rear cup holders. Front wheels rotate 360 degrees, the drivers side door has optional inside lock. Features: Ride-on Foot-powered fire truck has an electronic microphone with flashing lights and 7 siren sound patterns Includes a reflective light bar, high seat back, rear storage, caster front wheels, a working door, horn, and clicking key Requires 2 "AA" alkaline batteries (not included) Instructions
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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To say this toy was a bear to assemble is an understatement. The fact that I should know that there is a video for assembly - are you kidding me? All that the directions had to say for many of the steps was USE A HAMMER! Seriously. You will not dent it, this thing is made of some tough plastic. Not so tough that you can't manually screw in the screws though - which yes you will have to do. No predrilled holes, or even easily identifiable marks of where you should place your screw in some places either. Just vague drawings. I mean it was worse then Ikea, people. IKEA!!!
But the easiest way to get the pieces in that attach the roof to the car is to use a hammer. I repeat, just use a hammer. A mallet would be better but alas I didn't have one handy when I went to town on this thing in a FIT of rage. And not a dent or scratch was left in the wake. But you had better believe that it went in like butter with a few good wacks!
I am reluctantly giving this 4 stars because despite the burning malice I hold for this car because of the pita it was to assemble, my son absolutely loves it. The only other drawbacks I see are that I wish it had a key that clicked, and I wish the door closed a bit easier. But my 18 month old son doesn't seem to mind (although he did take his key set into the car and proceeded to prod and look around disappointedly wondering where the ignition was. It was kind of sad, but he got over it quickly enough). He loves the walkie talkie, the siren noises that come out of it, and the whole car in general. But I still wish I had just waited and let my husband assemble it.
But the easiest way to get the pieces in that attach the roof to the car is to use a hammer. I repeat, just use a hammer. A mallet would be better but alas I didn't have one handy when I went to town on this thing in a FIT of rage. And not a dent or scratch was left in the wake. But you had better believe that it went in like butter with a few good wacks!
I am reluctantly giving this 4 stars because despite the burning malice I hold for this car because of the pita it was to assemble, my son absolutely loves it. The only other drawbacks I see are that I wish it had a key that clicked, and I wish the door closed a bit easier. But my 18 month old son doesn't seem to mind (although he did take his key set into the car and proceeded to prod and look around disappointedly wondering where the ignition was. It was kind of sad, but he got over it quickly enough). He loves the walkie talkie, the siren noises that come out of it, and the whole car in general. But I still wish I had just waited and let my husband assemble it.
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I have to admit, I read poor reviews on the assembly of this product but got it anyways because my son loves the one his cousin has. It indeed was a nightmare for my husband to put together, and I for sure would not have been able to put this together myself.
There are screws that are suppossed to be out in place without pre-drilled holes! So my husband had to manually create holes since we do not own a drill. He cursed the instructions the whole time putting this car together and would only recommend this this product for his worst enemy to put together.
So even though my son loves the car, it is worth it in the end but honestly next time, I will research other options to avoid the pain of assembly.
There are screws that are suppossed to be out in place without pre-drilled holes! So my husband had to manually create holes since we do not own a drill. He cursed the instructions the whole time putting this car together and would only recommend this this product for his worst enemy to put together.
So even though my son loves the car, it is worth it in the end but honestly next time, I will research other options to avoid the pain of assembly.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I bought Little Tikes Ride and Rescue Cozy Coupe for our grandson's first birthday. He has been walking for about 2 weeks, so I figured he could get lots of walking practice and have fun at the same time. I have not seen him use it yet since he just received it and it wasn't assembled. But I work at a children's home where children ages two and older live for varying amounts of time. The two, three, and four year olds, especially the boys, all rush for this toy and play with it until it is someone else's turn. Some of the four year olds are actually too tall for it, but they squeeze in it anyway. So far, it has held up very well. They love racing with it and using the siren both outside (which is best) and inside the large playroom. Since I've seen so many children have fun with this toy, it has to be a winner.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Little Tikes Ride & Rescue Cozy Coupe 30th Anniversary
I purchased this firetruck for my grandson's first birthday. He loves it. It is so well made. By the way I am a retired firefighter with over 23 years of service.
Published 1 month ago by Mr. Ratcliff
best aunt ever
My nephew loves, loves, loves this car. He pulls it up in front on the television and sits in it like he's at a drive in movie and when he is done with that, he terrorizes his... Read more
Published 7 months ago by seejulesgo
Me encanto!
A mi hijo le encantó el carro, sobretodo el intercomunicador y la sirena.
La armada me pareció una pesadilla pero la verdad no me toco a mi sino a mi... Read more
La armada me pareció una pesadilla pero la verdad no me toco a mi sino a mi... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Karen
Every Child Should Own One
Bought this for our 1 year old grandson's first birthday. Not only does he love it, but so does his 4 year old brother. They've spent hours playing with this. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Sheryl Johnson
Little Tikes Ride and Rescue Cozy Coupe
This product needed assembly. There was quite a degree of difficulty putting this together. The instructions had 90+ steps to complete. It was a two man job, for sure. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Debbie
Rescue Coupe
AWESOME I also purchased the police coupe but the kids prefer the bright red of the Rescue Coupe! Very cute and well made.
Published 13 months ago by Misty
Adorable!
My son love's "his Fire Truck"! Just perfect for him. He loves that the walkie talkie makes noises.
Published 16 months ago by Lindsay Simmons
Son Had One, Now The Grandson Does Too
I will pretty much just deal with the assembly issues here. First - kudos to Little Tikes for developing video instructions that are available online at... Read more
Published 16 months ago by D. Thomas
2 Hr Assembly
It took two hours to put the car together, the biggest bummer was missing one of the axel washers, yep to the hardware I went. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Dan
2 year old LOVES it
MY 2 year old got it for his birthday and loves it. The only negatives are that it is very difficult to put together (lots of small pieces and hard to snap bigger pieces together)... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Jacquie
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