Toy Cars 1/32 Scale Koenigsegg One Diecast Cars,Car Models with Light Sound and Pull Back,Car Toys Birthday Gifts for Boys and Boyfriends (Silvery)

Good quality, great detail.

Super cooll

Exactly what he wanted

My toddlers love sports cars (thanks dad) and this was no exception. My husband was able to recognize the car immediately and said that this is a very nice scale model. My toddlers love opening and closing all the doors/trunk and racing it down the hall. The hood is hard to open though if you do not have longer nails to pry it open. The light and sound is just ok and could have probably just gone without it. The sound has this tire screeching at the end that I think sounds like it's about to crash into something. Not my favorite but of course my toddlers cannot get enough of it.

The car is nicely detailed, it has opening parts. it's a nice size model not too big or small. I recommend the model.

This car is really cool , it is fast and makes cool sounds but is smaller than I expected .

Nice my h. Hrandson is happy

This review is for the FLYKIRIN brand 1/32 scale Koenigsegg One:1 toy car. To any supercar/hypercar buff, this model is instantly recognizable. The details appear mostly correct down to the colors and shape of the vents and spoiler, and the doors even open properly for the car, along with the front and back. It has a notable heft to it when you pick it up; it feels nice and solid. This model would make an excellent decoration for any adult who is into modern supercars. On the “child’s toy” side of things, the car features “Pull Back” (pull the car backwards on a hard surface, then let go and it moves forward), which functions quite well. It also lights up and makes sound, powered by three AG13 batteries. As for damage through play, the doors are the obvious weak spot. They must be pulled outward a certain distance, then rotated up and forward. They are also a little stiff, and will likely remain so for some time until use loosens them up. This stiffness coupled with a relatively complex motion leaves them weak to accidental damage by an overenthusiastic child. The second casualty will probably be the trunk lid/spoiler, which opens quite wide. Due to the possibility of damage, I would hesitate to give this to a very young child, not to mention its potential as a fairly dangerous projectile due to its weight.