Best Choice Products 12V Kids Ride On Truck - Battery Powered Toy Car with Spring Suspension, Parent Remote Control, 3 Speed Settings & LED Lights - Bluetooth Enabled Electric Vehicle for Boys & Girls - Perfect for Outdoor Play, Birthday Gifts & Backyard Fun

We gave this to my son for his 2nd birthday. Gone out a handful of times in the last month and so far it has been fantastic.Assembly was easier than expected.Quality is higher than expected.Value is fantastic given the features, price point, and quality.The only critiques I have (that I feel are more minor than they may sound) have to do with the remote. My kid is learning to drive and cannot be trusted – so the ability to override his movements was a key selling point.- It’s the only part that “feels” cheap, although it has worked well so far.- There is no ability to disable control from the jeep while still allowing control from the remote. You can press the “P” button to disable the jeep, but then you cannot move it with the remote either. Once you hit “P” again to enable the jeep – all controls are enabled (remote AND manual controls). I wish “P” only disabled manual control but kept remote control active. This wouldn’t be as big of a concern if it wasn’t for the next two points.- There is a small delay between pressing a button on the remote and the car responding, especially when it comes to stopping – first there is the delay between pressing the command and the jeep responding, then there is the delay between the jeep responding and it actually stopping (hard plastic wheels on concrete take a few feet to stop especially if you are going downhill at all).- The remote has the ability to choose between three speed settings, but the manual control (pressing the gas pedal) is always enabled at full speed. Wish the remote speed setting controlled the max speed for manual operation as well.- TIP/TRICK: You can disable the gas pedal in the car by unplugging the connection under the hood that attaches to the back of the shifter. This will allow your kid to steer while you control forward/backward movement – instead of having to rely on being quick enough to override them before they ram into a car or bolt out into the street etc.As I mentioned – this all sounds like a bigger issue than it is. If you stay close to your kid, be careful about where you are letting them drive and are ready to override them quickly, you’ll be fine.Overall, the remote could be improved slightly but I am very happy overall with this Jeep (and so is my kid!).Edit summer 2023: Still use this thing nearly every day. It’s in great shape and my kid is still totally obsessed!