New Interactive Vehicles from Toy State! Play Time With Road Rippers and the 007 Aston Martin DB5!

Thanks to Toy State, I was provided 2 vehicles to review here on Frugal and Fun Mom. Opinions expressed in this post are that of my own.

Do your kids like toys that play music, have lights, or move? Well mine do, and Toy State has a variety of new vehicles that do those fun things.

There is a line of vehicles called Road Rippers and we got to play with the MINI Countryman WRC Hatchbacks. These cars come with a unique rotating speaker bed that changes into 3 different styles.  Simply pop the trunk and the speakers rotate out to play tunes.  It also moves when manually pushed and it has blinking lights.  Road Rippers come in a Ford Fiesta version as well,  and are intended for children 3 and up.  Suggested Retail Price is $9.99.

My son likes this car because it plays music.  I like it because it has flashing lights and is a cool looking vehicle.  

We also got to check out the Casino Royale Aston Martin DB5 007 car.

In conjunction with the 50^th anniversary of the James Bond movie franchise, Danjaq LLC, the film production company, has partnered with Toy State to roll out a line of toy cars under the 007™ brand. The 007car is intended for children ages 6 and up and has motorized driving action.  It also comes with working head and tail lights, vehicle sounds, and the classic James Bond Theme music.

The 007 car is available in 4 models including the Aston Martin DBS (Quantum of Solace), Aston Martin DB5 (Casino Royale), Lotus Esprit (The Spy Who Loved Me) and the featured car from the latest installment of the James Bond franchise, Skyfall.  These vehicles are available for purchase through Amazon.com Toy State Cars and the Suggested Retail is $12.99.

My kids were fighting over this car.  Why wouldn’t they, it is a sports car, it plays music, and it moves on its own.  They don’t necessarily appreciate that it is from a James Bond movie, however I know a few Dad’s out there who would like to own this regardless of the fact that it is a toy.

Check out the following video of my kids demonstrating the cars!

To learn more about Toy State and their products visit toystate.com. You can also visit them on Facebook at facebook.com/ToyState or Twitter at twitter.com/ToyState.

FFM