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Hot Wheels 4 Lane Raceway from Mattel
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Minimum Age: 5 years
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Product Description Want to know which Hot Wheels car is the fastest of them all? Then line them up and race them down this Four-Lane Raceway. The fair start gate and winner's flag shows the clear victor in every race. Not for use with some Hot Wheels vehicles. Folds out to 6'. Cars not included.
Customer Reviews
Fun but not sterdy enough Posted 12 November 2008
My 3 year old loves to play with this track but gets very frusrated at the fact that it falls apart everyfew minutes and he need help to reassemble. Maybe if the plastic track was thicker and hooked together with hinges instead of plastic buttons it would have been a bigger hit with him.
Fun toy Posted 18 September 2008
bought this for my four year old nephew. He has enjoyed it quite a bit.
OK but annoyingly flimsy Posted 03 August 2008
My 4 year old son loves this toy. It's quiet and he has a blast. However, I have to fix it about every 5 minutes or more because it keeps falling down! It's driving me nuts! Would be hours of fun if it were sturdier.
HOT WHEELS TRACK Posted 30 July 2008
I purchased this track for my 3 year old grandson. I have watched him line up his cars like they are on the highway, he has a lot of cars. He loves this track and he lines up his cars to watch them hit the finish line.
Hours of Fun Posted 31 May 2008
I bought this toy primarily for my nephew(3yrs) and i found myself playing with this thing for hours, he loves it, i love it, its fun, hes working on hand-eye coordination putting the Hotwheels in, setting up the numbers, and pushing the lever. It uses a good chunk of space but folds up neatly. A good design feature is that if the fold snap or break, they can easily be snapped back into place, so the toy is almost indestructable.
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