1/24 Scale Crown Kluger 6 Doors Opend Alloy Car Model Toy ，Sound and Light Pull Back Collection Toy Car for Kids Gift Black

This is a very detailed 1/24 scale model of a 2022 Toyota Crown Kluger (its name in the Asian market) hybrid SUV. The scale details go beyond those of other 1/24 scale models that I've added tp my collection recently. Among the scale enhancements: The side mirrors fold in (in fact they come folded in for safer packaging) and, unlike those in most other models this size, they are properly silvered (instead of being the color of the car). The interior has more details than I've seen before, including a large LCD screen in the center of the dashboard. Both the underbody and the engine compartment have more details than are found in my other recent acquisitions. As is usual in models this size, disc brakes and calipers are clearly visible inboard of the alloy wheels. The front wheels are steerable (but the steering wheel does not turn with them). And the door interiors are reproduced in some detail. This gem of a model goes to the head of the class in my collection.I have taken a few photos but have had trouble pasting them into this review. I hope to return with them in place so you can better see what I am describing. Words alone don't do this beauty justice.

This is a really cool model car! My son has a bunch of similar scale cars, and this will make a nice addition. That said, it might be a little better for display than for play. Doors, hatchback and hood all open, but you have to really get your fingernails in there. Side mirrors fold in. There are lights and sound effects. Small details are amazing! But the pullback game is lacking. It's slow and veers to the right. I've always been a big fan of the Toyota Crown sedans. They don't sell them in the US, but you see them a lot in Japan. Love the old school, black Crown cabs. This is more of a crossover or SUV hybrid. Has the Crown logo on the front and the Toyota logo on the back.

Cute model car. Got it for my teen son as a Christmas stocking stuffer and he loves it. The doors open and close, there are lights and sound when you open and close the doors and it has spring motion in the wheels so it will move forward when you pull it back. It is quite realistic and a toy that can be given to the young and the young at heart.

The media could not be loaded. For the price, I think this is a very good toy. I don’t think a collector should be interested, but it is a solidly built toy. We have a car that is similarly made, and it has lasted much longer than normal without seeing major damage (no wheels or bumper falling off for example).My main knock on this vehicle is the lack of an on/off switch and the way the sounds/lights are employed. Not having an off switch meant it was a no-go for taking this out just after my son got it, and that led to some disappointment. He got over it of course, but that switch should be there for the parents.The sounds when the doors open is a clever add. You can see from my video that the sounds and lights don’t always work when the front wheels are pushed down (sorry for the vehicle being a bit off camera when I got it to work). My son doesn’t like the sounds of the engine…and the tires. He doesn’t think it’s realistic enough. (He’s right, but depending on your child’s age, they may like it regardless.) The moonroof is interesting. My son was convinced it opened from the start, and wouldn’t let that go…even while admitting he was nervous about breaking it. He was right in the end. You can see from the video it being slid back and forth. We did not attempt to show it being lifted. That would have taken too long. You have to push up, pull one side up and toward the back of the vehicle until it releases (so it’s crooked)…and then pull the other. He did pull the whole thing off once and thought he broke it, but I was able to put it back in. It’s plastic, and I don’t know how many times it will last that activity so I would probably recommend leaving it open or closed long-term.He definitely enjoyed all the opening doors, folding mirrors, and was amazed that the front seats slide back and forth. The pullback feature is always fun, though he did mention this one didn’t go as straight as our other one.All in all, again, a very good toy in my opinion.

This model car is a really nice toy for a little one or even grownup. It’s made from good solid quality metal material. It has expertly crafted detail and is beautifully painted in black paint. This is a nice collectors item or a toy for a little one. I especially like the detail to the vehicle. You can even see the dashboard and all the gauge cluster. At this price this is a really good value for your money.

I don't know what model of car this is supposed to be, but it looks very modern. It is a solid toy which rolls smoothly when pulled back. Pushing on the front end starts sounds and lights. I would not drive my car if it was making those particular noises, but I'm an old lady. My grandson will appreciate the sounds.

The media could not be loaded. I got this for my nine year old who loves the bigger scale cars. This car can be pulled back and goes by itself and it also makes noises.

Something fun for my customers to play with while waiting at the counter.The details are impressive for an automobile scale model at this price point.Rubber tires, all 5 doors open, the side mirrors fold away, and if you pull itback on the floor it drives away rather quickly! It looks like a Toyota but, notbranded (due to licensing I suppose) but it is clearly a Hybrid of some sort.At least it's NOT a Prius...LMAO!!!