Peg Perego Polaris RZR Ranger Green Shadow

Awesome toy. Kids are having absolute blast. Speed 2 plenty fast and the small lock to keep in speed 1 is a nice touch. Battery seems to last thus far (make sure to follow directions for initial charge). Give yourself plenty of time to assemble. There’s an EXTREMELY valuable assembly video on YouTube by “Mediocre Coffee” which supplements the included directions quite nicely. I have experience working on/customizing ride ons yet wouldn’t want to assemble without that video!

My son has had a few battery powered cars but this one takes the cake. It took me and a buddy about an hour or so to assemble it and it wasn’t the easiest thing in the world to do but we got it done and it was well worth it. This thing is FAST for a 6 year old child and it goes on all different terrain. The pure joy in his face when he drives it is worth the time and money put into it. It seems like it will last a good while and take a few years for him to out grow it. If you’re looking for an above average battery powered vehicle for your kids, this is the one. But I’m giving it 4 stars because Just be aware that some of the plastic components are a little fragile and you can easily snap or break them if you pull on them. Also screws go directly into the plastic and in some places they will fall right out if you over screw.

My wife and I wanted to upgrade our son’s power wheel he had outgrown. This Polaris seemed to fit the bill and we are happy. Sure parts of the assembly instructions may need to be read twice, but bit by bit it came together in a couple hours with two people. One thing that may help is that some of the screws go where you may not see a hole but which have a screw already in place. We just used the same screws and holes, for example with screwing the netting into the bed behind the seats, and all was well. The battery was almost fully charged from the get go so don’t be upset if it doesn’t charge the full 18 hours initially. So far so good, he got it for Christmas and drove it over the holidays for several hours each day without it running out of juice. We still have it in low speed mode since it does have some torque and power so will take a little getting used to at first. The only issue if you can call it that is that the bottom seat covers keep sliding off since slippery plastic doesn’t mesh well with the somewhat tight seat cover. Overall, thank you Peg Perego, it definitely is a step above most power wheels!

First off, there is no 24V charger for folks in the United States that this company supplies. So if you buy the 24V car, the charger they send you is a 24V euro plug which doesn't work for us in the U.S. and it won't fit in your socket, nor can you buy a euro socket in the States. This means you will have to jury-rig a set up with an aftermarket charger that will charge the two 12v batteries in a 24V set-up. Or you will have to separate the two batteries each time you want to charge them and charge them separately with a charger that isn't pushing out too many amps. Car battery charger is too strong. Lastly, while this baby looks good and is fast in the 24V set up, I've only had it a few months, my kid has only ridden it about ten times and it crapped out the first time he left it in the rain. I know the parts I need to fix it, but the company is out of stock (pedal switch and the gear lever). Probably because everyone who buys this thing has the same issue. I've seen $40 watches that were waterproof, why isn't this thing waterproof? You're a fool if you buy this.

I spent way to much money on this thing but I wanted my 7 year old to be able to join in when my 2 and 4 year olds are driving their ride ons. I should have bought this for my 4 year old too! They love it! It does go really fast compared to the others but that’s the fun part about it! I love that the tires have the rubber band on them to help with traction. My two year old loves riding in it but he can’t reach the pedals to drive it. My only complaint would be the price and the seat covers. The seat covers are hard to keep on and hard to put on.

This is a great product for an older child. Plenty of leg room and decent speed. However it's really hard to justify spending this much on plastic. Like, the whole thing is thin plastic. I would like it to be a little thicker. And the stickers are cheap and fall off very easily. I would like a speed controller as well. I know this can go faster than 7mph. It could be capped out at 10. I like it but I regret the money spent.

Owned the Green Razor right at 2 years and grandkid love it but need more options on color and assembly made easier as 4 hour project or longer and always few items extremely hard to make it fit. utube helps alot

It's a pretty good product. Minor issues with some of the plastic parts, but nothing that really frustrated me. However, the instructions... Brace yourself and I recommend you find a comfortable place to sit down and assemble this thing. Maybe have a few drinks at the ready. You'll need all of that to fight the demons screaming inside your head as you try to parse the assembly instructions.My kids love it and so far it's driving around very well in some rough fields behind our house. I've had a 7 year old, a 5 year old, and a 2 year old (riding in the back lol) driving around having a blast.