The doors open and lock, which sounds minor until a child tries to get in and out of a ride-on car that has none. Inside sits a belt on an 8 by 12.5-inch seat, and the dashboard lights up alongside the headlights in either a steady or a flashing mode. Sound is handled properly rather than as an afterthought: Bluetooth, FM radio and a USB socket, so a phone or a memory stick becomes the soundtrack instead of the same four factory tunes. Control works two ways. A child uses the steering wheel, an acceleration pedal and a direction switch; a parent uses the 2.4G remote. Spring suspension and a slow-start system smooth out both the ground and the take-off. The battery is a 12V 4.5Ah pack. It charges in 8 to 12 hours and runs 1 to 2 hours — worth knowing before a birthday, because it needs a full night on charge to be ready. Top speed is 2 to 3 miles per hour, the capacity 66 pounds, and suitable ages run 36 to 96 months. PP body, steel frame, 37.5 inches long and 22 pounds. Key Features Specifications Note: Actual product color may vary slightly from the images due to lighting and display settings.