Toy Car Model Red SLS Alloy Collectible Vehicle Pull Back Die-Cast with Lights and Sound

This car is pretty cool. The way the doors open up is really neat. My toddler is obsessed with this car. He loves the lights on it too. It goes really fast when it is pulled back. This would make a great gift.

I liked how much care the car was packaged in. It was bigger than I expected (bigger than an adult hand) my husband liked that it had parts to open (doors, trunk, etc) it also came with a protective case. This would make a nice gift for a pre teen or an adult that loves cars.

The box came in pretty damaged, but the car was ok. I purchased the batteries and had trouble finding a tiny screwdriver to remove the car from the base and to open the battery case, but I was able to figure it out. Unfortunately, it didn't work. I took several looks to make sure it was installed correctly. I also purchased a second set of batteries to make sure. The battery case was feeling warm, so I know something was happening. But I couldn't get it to work. It's needed for a gift today, so there is no time to return. Otherwise, it's a nice die cast car.

The media could not be loaded. This is a neat toy for my son. It will propel itself if it is pulled back. And, if you press down on it, it will make sounds like it is starting and the engine is running. The doors, trunk, and hood open.It feels solid and durable. My son enjoys it.It is a little pricy for a toy, but it should last till he outgrows toys and if it is still in good shape it will still look good as a model or be a nice hand-me-down.

I have four cars very similar to this one. These cars come with various manufacturer names and are often packaged differently. All are 1/32 scale and feature doors, hoods, and trunks that can be opened, and lights, sounds, and pull-back action. The sounds include horn, door alarm, and engine sounds. If you push the rear of the car down slightly while pulling it back, it runs with engine sounds, headlights and taillights. The wheels have treads but cannot be turned for steering. It runs in a straight line for a reasonable distance (it'll probably run into a wall). The interior is mostly black, but well-detailed. The side mirrors have no mirror surface. There are no door windows (rolled down?). This car might not be a fine-crafted replica but, as an old motorhead, I enjoy just looking at it. I'm sure a child who likes cars would be delighted to receive one.

This car looks really nice. The hood, trunk and both doors open. When you press on the car the lights turn on and it makes car noises. When you pull it back it will move forward on its own power. 1:32 is not the most popular scale, but being smaller means you can store more models in a limited space. On my search of Amazon sports car in this scale can run $12 to 200 so there are cars that are cheaper and some that are way more expensive. This seems to be on the cheaper side. This is my first die-cast collectible so I am no expert, but for the money it seems like a good buy.

This model of the SLS AMG is fairly accurate for the scale and I was happy with the movement of the doors. The materials used to produce the model are decent quality for a collectible and the details included like the vents, bumpers, and spoiler are all well made. The hood, doors, and trunk articulate well and I was satisfied with the details in the engine compartment. There weren't any defects on the model I received and I think it looks great in a collection.The cons:The stand that the model comes on says Jiaye Model instead of saying the name of the vehicle. But you can correct this yourself by adding your own name card if you wish to do so. The car does have some sounds and lights but I preferred to keep the car without batteries for just display purposes.

What I liked:The car looks cool, the paint job is solid and the doors, hood, and trunk all pop open like they're supposed to. It's a hefty little thing, feels like it can take a beating. The car sounds are mostly awesome—tire screeches, engine noises, all that good stuff. Only downside is the horn; it's not supercar material, more like a school bus. But, about 90% of the sounds are spot on. When you pull the car back, you get treated to some sweet car sounds.What I didn't like:The pull-back acceleration is kinda sluggish. Even on a smooth hardwood floor, it's not exactly zooming. I wouldn't give it a solid 4 stars, but it's not a perfect 5 either. 5 seemed the most fair.