Fisher-Price Power Wheels Barbie Jammin Jeep
$223.54

Girls three years old and up can gear up for a fun, driving adventure in the Fisher-Price Power Wheels Barbie Jammin Jeep! This Power Wheels ride has realistic details like working doors and a rear storage area encourage imaginative fun.

This Power Wheels  jeep from Fisher-Price drives two speeds forward, one speed in reverse and operates best on hard surfaces or grass. Safety features on the Fisher-Price Power Wheels Barbie Jammin Jeep include  a high-speed lock out for beginners and Power Lock brakes, making it a safe toy. As always, however, you’re going to want to read all the included instructions.

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There is some assembly required for the Fisher-Price Power Wheels Ford F150 Pickup Truck, but many parents and children have agreed that this is a terrific riding vehicle for small children. It even has a functioning radio to listen to. The battery meter has four “notches” so you can keep a good idea on how much juice the mini-vehicle has left.

• 12-volts of battery power
• 2 speeds forward (2.5 and 5 mph)
• 2.5 mp

• The Fisher-Price Powerwheels F-150 is sporty, tough, and fun to drive—just like the real thing!
• Equipped with Power Wheels® Ultimate Terrain Traction, a high-performance drive system that takes on the toughest backyard driving conditions like never before! Ruts, grass, gravel, mud, and more! Will not get stuck where the others do.
• Popular Ford F-150 styling plus a real-working FM radio, cool motor sounds, lift-and-lower tailgate with roomy truck bed, pretend seatbelts, built-in cup holders and a battery charge indicator.
• Drives 2.5 mph and 5 mph (max.) on hard surfaces and grass; 2.5 mph (max.) reverse.

Designed for children ages three to about six (65-pound maximum weight per passenger), the Power Wheels Ford F150 operates with a real steering wheel and foot pedal — just like a real truck. Powered by a rechargeable 12-volt battery, the truck can drive up to five miles per hour. The car is designed to travel at a max of 2.5 MPH at first, when your child is a beginning driver: when he or she becomes more experienced, just remove the safety mechanism to reach maximum speed!