OTONOPI Race Car 59 Inch Transporter Truck Toy Set Mega Hauler Carrier Trucks with Race Track Storage Transporter Toy Truck with 2 Metal Cars for Kids Toddlers Boys Girls Age 3+

I liked my order It was from my grandbaby

Very cheaply made for the price.

My son loves all things toy cars, trucks, ramps, vehicles, etc. He saw this while I was scrolling on Amazon and got excited so I ordered it for him. He is a kid that has an imagination so when he got to play with it, it kept him entertained forever. He loves that it is a semi that can actually store/carry several cars. It includes a couple of it's own little race cars, but it does also work with that name brand toy car as well. Which we have PLENTY of.He enjoyed pulling out the long ramp and running the cars down that like a race track. He did have a hard time finding the launcher piece of this set by himself, but that piece is UNDER the truck. Just pull it off the bottom and attach it to the top of the track at the beginning of the track. It attaches easily and it is a simple button launcher that pushes the car down the track with a quickness. Another element of excitement for little ones.The quality is not bad. It isn't comparable to THAT other name brand, more like the knock off versions that you find in big box stores. Nothing wrong with that. Just probably won't last several years or anything. But for the time being, my kid likes this and enjoys it. He has a great time playing with it and I'm glad that I got this. It would make a great gift for any younger kid who loves playing with the little matchbox type cars.

The media could not be loaded. The product description is pretty good, as are most of the pictures and videos. But the two pictures with a (too-young) kid photoshopped in make the product look much larger than it is - the measurements in one of the pictures is correct.The "cards" are cardboard cutouts for 3 trophies, and an end-of-race-gateway with fake tires to hold it upright. I just tossed those - if they didn't get lost, they wouldn't last long, and don't really add any play value.The two little cars seem just fine, but the description says "metal" and as far as I can tell everything on them is plastic. They are sized about identically to "popular" metal car brands.The 3.5-year-old loves the transporter truck - he can put several of his cars on it and drive it around; and pull it back to let it go across the room (on wood floors; it won't go on carpet).Then he can easily unfold it to a track. And he's pretty good at launching the cars. He needs help moving the launcher, and a little help folding the truck back up.With nice play this should hold up. I am afraid someone will eventually fall or jump on the track, and I worry about the hinges on that. We're keeping the 1-year-old away from it as he's sure to fall on it.

I really liked the concept of this truck with a fold-out track and a "launcher." Upon opening the box, however, it took me a while to convince myself it was actually a new rather than a used toy. Why? Because the packaging holding the vehicles and track segments were pretty well shredded. Ultimately, I determined that it was more a matter of cost-costing. On to the toy itself...Again, a very clever idea to produce in effect a self-contained set up. No more having to tape cardboard together into a makeshift track, etc. It took a minute to find and then attach the catapult device to the track. I set it up on a flat surface and then aimed it toward a cushion, expecting the car to go zooming down and then beyond the track. Eh, not so much.On the first few attempts, the car flipped off the track. Once it did manage to travel the full length, it stopped only a few feet beyond the end. Was the spring that "powers" the launcher too weak? Were the car wheel axles producing too much friction? Or was that simply all they were expected to do? I went back to this page and watched the video again. Well, my experience appears to be the norm (granted, the video appeared to have been edited in multiple places).If my grandson was over, inevitably he'd have multiple old Hot Wheels cars in his pockets and perhaps they'd roll further. Hard to say. A child at the bottom end of the recommended age spectrum would probably still enjoy this set as is, but I suspect a seven or eight year old might be somewhat disappointed and lose interest rather quickly. Granted, I'm speculating. Finally, for what this set gives you, I think it's a little pricey.Taking all of the above into account, I give this three stars.

Scored this car transporter set for my kiddo and it's been an absolute hit! It's not just a toy; it's a mega-hauler of dreams for any little car enthusiast. This beast of a truck comes with a 59-inch ejection race track and two metal race cars that have already seen more races than I can count. The quality? Top-notch. It's sturdy enough to withstand the enthusiastic play of a child while being intricate enough to fascinate with its details. However, a word to the wise for parents with the littlest of tots: this set does come with smaller parts. It's like the stepping stone to the big league of Legos. So, if you're not ready to navigate the minefield of tiny, floor-bound pieces just yet, maybe give it a bit of time. But trust me, once you're in the clear, it's green lights all the way for fun with this toy set.

This will be a gift for a 6-year old boy who is a car enthusiast.The truck is entirely made of plastic but the two little cars are die-cast.Those little cars seem to be the same size as other comparable little cars kids play with nowadays.It looks like those other cars will fit easily into the loading ramp of this truck. It would be nice toHave more than two little cars with this set but I might just buy the little boy another set of small cars soThere will be more traffic on those ramps.The box this set is coming in is 16”x9 and almost 3” thick, so quite the big box!