Customer Reviews

TYCO R/C Toy Story 3 RC Radio Control Vehicle

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I bought this toy as a birthday gift for my granddaughter,who just turned 2. It is fun to watch her play with it by herself. It is very simple in design and easy to use. You simply push a button on the controller to play.The car is made of tough plastic and seems very durable,as does the remote.I would recommend this car to anyone who has a child into " Toy Story ".

My grandsons love the R/C Toy Story 3 radio control vehicle. They play with it all the time. Thanks Amazon for the hookup.

This is a really nice guides car for a 2 or 3 years old. Its solid and easy to control. the antenna is protected and it make it harder for a child to pull or bend. I bought this one for my 2 years old nephew and he loves it. It's a great value buy if you don't want the more complex model. I would not recommend it pass 5 years old its a little to simple, but for young children its perfect.

My son got this as a gift for his birthday. It worked for about 10 minutes. The next day when he tried it, it turned on without the use of the remote and would only go backwards. We thought the remote was stuck but when we took the batteries out of the remote the thing still was stuck on and only went backwards. I would not recommend this toy!

My husband bought this for our almost 2 year old son who LOVES cars. He was always playing with his daddy's RC Audi but broke the antenna on the remote and now it's sharp/not safe for a 2 year old.

This was supposed to be a safe replacement, but it was really just a big waste of money. It is ALWAYS on, running backwards in circles unless you turn it off. The one button remote runs it forwards out of the circle but my son found it frustrating that he didn't really have control over the car (he was used to a "real" remote). Anyway, so since it was always running, I would turn it off but then my son would decide he wanted to play again and get frustrated because it was off so I would turn it on and it would stay on....etc. etc. This pattern ended when the batteries ran dead. Within 8 hours of buying the toy.

It's been over a month and I refuse to replace the batteries for such a worthless toy. My son sometimes plays with it w/out batteries, just making drive around his room like you would a hotwheels. Hot wheels don't cost $15, though...