Power Wheels Barbie Pink Cadillac Escalade Overview
Features Overview
Room for 2 :Children can invite friends over and take turns riding in the pink Barbie Cadillac Escalade. Your little ones will be riding around in style.
Working doors: It's easy to get in and out of the vehicle. Doors that open and close simulate what it's like to enter and exit a real car.
Drive to the beat: A premium sound system with a real FM radio lets passengers listen to classic and new songs while in the car.
features see-through windows, a battery charge indicator on the dash, chrome wheels and grille, doors that open and close and more. Move at two speeds forward (2.5 and 5 mph, max.) and in reverse on hard surfaces and grass.
In the 70s, she tooled around in a monstrous, gas-guzzling RV. In the 80s, she downgraded, just barely, becoming a Corvette cutie. In the 90s, an economical VW was evidence of increased social responsibility. Now, in the 21st century, Barbie saves money, space, and the planet by opting for this Italian import: a powder-blue Vespa. Offering no less glamour, Barbie's new scooter is snazzy, and includes all of the features a real Vespa does--except a working motor. The seatbelt is adjustable, the kickstand supports, the helmet compartment holds a real helmet for Barbie, the seat lifts up for storage, and the wheels turn. Parents will have to attach the scooter's rear-view mirrors; everything else, like Barbie, is ready to roll. This toy contains small parts, not for kids under 3 years old. --Diane Beall
