Ucades 12V Bumper Car
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$59.99at Amazon, last seen Oct 31
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Lowest price we've seen: $59.99 on Oct 31 at Amazon. Tracked across 2 stores since Oct 31.
12v Ride On Bumper Car for Kids, Electric Car for Kids with Remote Control, 2-5 Years Old, LED lights, Bluetooth, 360 Degree Spin, Vehicle Body with Anti-Collision Padding Five-Point Safety Belt, 2WD Get ready to allow your kids to enjoy endless fun with this Ucades 12V electric ride on bumper car! Designed with a 360-degree swivel feature that allows your child to drive in all directions, this 12V bumper car also comes with flashing LED lights and built-in music for added fun. The seat belt, soft bumpers, and slow start function ensure higher safety. In addition to the child manually operating the dual joysticks to control the bumper car for kids, parents can use the remote to control the direction and speed of the bumper car for safety. This electric bumper car lets children race, chase, spin, and bump. Enjoy the thrilling collision experience! ▶ Specifications - Product Type: 12V Bumper Car for Kids - Motor: #390*2 - Battery: 12V - Maximum Load: 66.14lbs - Car Speed: 2.5km/h - Applicable Age: 2-5 Years Old - Work Hour: 60 Mins ➤ Package Includes - 1 x Kids Bumper Car - 1 x Remote Control - 1 x User Manual ➤ Warm Tips - Children below 3 must be accompanied by parents while playing. - The suitable age range is only for reference, please carefully check the size of the car and combine the children's age and body shape when purchasing. - Dimensions based on manual measurement, there may be a reasonable error. - Due to the difference between the light and the screen pixels, there may be a little chromatic aberration, which is normal, everything is subject to the real thing.
