This has been one of my son favorites for a while, a very good purchase on my part! Big, chunky pieces that are great for toddlers. My son was 3 when we got him this for Christmas, he will be turning 6 next month & still plays with these Battat Take A Part Vehicles. He now has the whole collection. & I know he will likely outgrow them soon but I bet these toys would last 10+ years! All are great quality in terms of the material & design. Each one I've bought has came with a battery powered drill, & let me tell you these things never break. Change the batteries & they work good as new. & most of the pieces are interchangeable!

This Battat Roadster is quite durable which is fantastic because my rough and tough pre-schooler plays with it non-stop (and throws it non-stop when frustrated). If your child is as obsessed with cars and taking things apart, this will provide many hours of entertainment over the course of the week. Taking the wheels on and off is an endless repetitive past time. At first somewhat annoying to do myself 15+ times a day but now (after a few weeks) he has gained the coordination and skill and does it himself. In fact, he gets made if I try to help out. Also, we never bothered to put batteries in, we just use our manual hand power.

Got two of these (the roadster and the SUV) for grandsons ages 3 and 5. They were fascinated by the tools and went right to work. One little boy needs to work on his fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. This was a way to engage him in an activity that was fun and also therapeutic. There is also a good schematic diagram included that lets the child "read" how everything works. The boys' dad was quite impressed with this.

We gave this to my 4 year old nephew for Christmas. He played with it for quite a while and wanted to take it home from my parent's house. It's very easy to use and there are a few things to be aware of. 1st - you need a small screwdriver to be able to insert the batteries. 2nd - the forward/backward switch can be tricky to get in those positions, it would be nice to have some labeling (we used a sharpie). 3rd - for the first time you may need to loosen the screws by hand otherwise the tool will not be able to break them free. It could use just a little more power.

Otherwise - a great toy for a child who likes cars and taking things apart.

We gave this as a gift to a 3 year old.
It was by far, the favorite gift of the day. It's a really wonderful toy for children to work independently on their fine motor skills.
The birthday boy was enthralled by it and immediately sat down in a corner to work on it by himself. He had a real sense of accomplishment when he was able to use the 'tool' to take the car pieces apart.
I would definitely recommend this. Kids really enjoy taking things apart and figuring out how they work and this toy