WOULD YOU BUY YOUR KIDS THIS BMW BABY RACER II?
If you are into spoiling your kids, then you may very well want to buy this baby BMW racer II for your offspring. It has the same sleek design as a real BMW and is a lot cheaper than a real BMW!
What: BMW Baby Racer II
Description: The small, sleek Baby Racer with its exclusive BMW design boasts an especially high-quality finish and an upholstered, damp-wipeable bright red seat. The nimble BMW is rugged and masters both low- and high-speed excursions with ease. Its low center of gravity keeps it “on its feet” even in tight curves between living room and kitchen. The Baby Racer is suitable for children from 1 ½ to 3 years of age, and is certified by the German Technical Inspection Association (TÜV).BMW
Product Highlight(s): Expensive, Exclusivity guaranteed
Price:$110
Where to Buy: Select BMW dealers; www.shop.bmwgroup.com
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Back in may day (1980’s), my siblings and I got in empty CARDBOARD boxes, folded the bottom shut and pushed each other around the house…and LOVED IT!!
LOL! Yes I totally agree. I grew up in the 80’s too. We did the same things. Shoot we also used anything we could find with wheels on it, tie a string, shoelaces, or extention chords to it, and pull each other around.
Let’s use our imagination kiddies! Too funny.
LOL, holla!!
why not? it’s not that much more expensive than the cheap, plastic, fisher price ones.
Actually, I would buy it, I just looked up some prices on Fisher-Price and you have some Power Wheels ranging in price from $93-428 dollars. So this is a lot cheaper.
http://www.fisher-price.com/us/powerwheels/products.aspx?cat=viewall
This has no power to it. Its the kind you just scoot around with your feet. Not worth $110 comparable to ride on toys that sell for about $20-25
I don’t see my comment so I’m going to post again, sorry if ya’ll see it twice. I’d buy it, I think it’s cute. I actually went to Fisher-Price’s website, their Power Wheel prices range from $76.00 to almost $500.00.
yeah y not…shoot ill buy it 4 my self
Very true we as childeren were satisfied with sliding around in cardboxes… But we had more things than our parents so forth and so on. As long as we are not putting ourselves out as parents to purchase these things WHY NOT
well i dunno wat $110 dollers is converted to british but i bought a similar one for my daughter for £20 and that was fisher price btw i would not spend over one hundred dollers or pounds on something like that.. i mean is it a push along? i mean powered by the child? no moter? hmm not really worth it still
i’d buy it. but then again, the baby would be ridin’ out better than me. i could see him scooting around on this.
if they put a battery in it like fisher pricer then yes i would buy it. but i’m not paying that much for something isn’t battery powered.
yeah, I would by it. I spent about $300 on my daughters princess jeep just because she had to have it. Now it sits in the corner down stairs because its huge and I dont feel like taking it out much. Good thing Im having another girl in October so I will get my $300 worth one way or the other! LoL
If I had the disposable income, why not? I thought it was going to be WAY more expensive than that. Lots of kiddie cars are about that amount or more.
What a waste of money. It doesn’t have an engine nor a push bar in the back so the child can use it while walking or when very young without falling. I don’t know about you, but by the time the kids in my family are old enough to work something like this, they would have long outgrown it.
We got my niece one of the $30 ride-ons for her first birthday and now less than 6 months later she’s too tall to ride it.
Do they make one for adults? ha ha
i actually thought it would be more expensive…just buy it for them if you can afford it .. of course you wouldnt see a $110 bike with a motor in it! im sure some of you would buy yourselves jeans for $100