Toy Cars 1:32 M4 Diecast Cars - Light, Sound & Pull Back Function Model Cars- Zinc Alloy Car Model for Kids Who Love car Mechanics & Collecting Exotic Sports Car Toys (Matte Black)

The media could not be loaded. We have quite the collection of these little pull-back cars and my kids and I play with them all the time. I ordered this one because it had a few features that none of our other models have - lights, sounds, and an opening hood. This car was well packaged, it comes in a box with a protective plastic molded liner and the boxes specifically states that it's for ages 6+ (Probably because of the batteries that runs the lights and sounds).The Facts:- It’s just a little bit bigger than the standard pull-back car you'd find while standing in line at a store.- It has lights and sounds (activated when you push down on the hood or open the the doors- Hood and Doors open- Highly DetailedThe Good:- This car has a good weight to it, it doesn't feel cheap - which is good.- The doors all open really well (though the hood is a little tough to open if you don't have fingernails).- The tire are well mounted on it and it has good traction on tile floor.- The gear box is quiet and I think it's faster than our other pull-back cars.- The gearbox is positioned differently, so you don't have that big gearbox protruding between the rear tires (more ground clearance)- Batteries can be removed/replaced (uses 3 LR44 button batteries)The not-so good:- It's LOUD and there's no volume control or ON/OFF feature. However, the sounds are only activated if you open the doors or push down on the car (the front wheels will click, which triggers the sound module). My 6 year old actually told me it was too loud and asked me to turn off the sound.- The only way to ensure that the sound isn't activated is to take out the 3 button batteries that are inside it, which are easily removed with a small Phillips screwdriver. My daughter decided she didn’t want the sounds anymore so to “deactivate” the sounds, unscrew the four screws securing the shell to the chassis and then cut the two yellow wires that go from the circuit board to the speaker and then you’ll have just the functioning lights with no sound. Just know that if you cut the wires, only way to get sound back is to re-solder the wires together.Overall, it's a nice little car. And it’s

This BMW M4 diecast model is absolutely stunning. The attention to detail is impressive, from the opening doors, trunk, and rear hood, to the realistic interior that feels like a mini version of the real thing. The zinc alloy and ABS construction give it a solid, high-quality feel, and the size is perfect for display or play.The pull-back function works flawlessly, and the engine sound with lights makes it even more fun for kids. My nephew can’t get enough of it, and honestly, I love showing it off on my desk when he’s not playing with it. The white paint finish looks sleek and elegant, making it a standout piece in any collection.Whether you’re buying this for a young car lover or adding it to your own diecast display, it delivers on both quality and fun. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates exotic sports cars and well-crafted models.

We’ve built up quite the collection of pull-back cars, and this one stood out thanks to a few features our other models don’t have—namely, working lights, sound effects, and an opening hood. It arrived well-packaged in a molded plastic liner inside a sturdy box labeled for ages 6+, likely due to the small batteries used for the sound and light functions.Size-wise, it’s just a bit larger than the typical impulse-buy pull-back cars you’d find at a store checkout, and it feels solid in hand. The zinc alloy and ABS construction give it a nice weight, and the detailing is impressive—doors, trunk, and hood all open, though the hood can be tricky without fingernails. The tires grip well on tile, and the gearbox is quieter and faster than most of our other cars. I also appreciate the cleaner design underneath—no bulky gearbox sticking out between the rear wheels, which gives it better ground clearance.The lights and sounds are activated by pressing down on the hood or opening the doors, and while they’re fun, they’re also loud. There’s no volume control or on/off switch, so if your child is sensitive to sound (like mine), you’ll need to remove the three LR44 button batteries or disable the speaker manually. I ended up opening the chassis and snipping the speaker wires so my daughter could enjoy the lights without the noise—just know that reversing that mod would require soldering.Overall, this is a great little die-cast car for collectors or kids who love realistic features. It’s well-built, fun to play with, and looks sharp on display. Just be prepared for the volume—or be ready to tweak it.

This car is cool. It feels well made and so far everything still functions and looks good after a couple months of play by a toddler. The doors, roof, and trunk open. The pull-back mechanism isn't the most powerful, but it works fine.