Yes. You read that correctly. There are actually real cars that are made for kids. And they are not cheap. I am wondering how that works what with the legal age for driving being higher than 7, but here they are.
The Ferrari Testarossa Two Seater Car for Kids (above) is currently priced at $97,395 and has a top speed of 17 mph. It features fancy upholstery, retractable headlights and even a tape player, (I guess that is the educational part – teaching your kids about vintage music devices!) And believe it or not, junior Ferraris are quite popular in Europe: Check out this footage of a little kid driving an Italian model down the street.
If you can’t afford the Ferarri, you can always get your kid the LeMans Junior Race Car for only $29,000 which has a top speed of 30 mph. That could get your kid arrested for speeding in some residential areas. This car boasts an impressive list of features, none of which are seat belts.
Or if your kid is the outdoorsy type, you can go for this Junior Off Roader, (below) which, in addition to being prepared for dirt roads, comes with an optional camper trailer attachment for a combined total of only $66,000. The trailer itself could comfortably house Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. I guess this is a good option if you just want a break from the kids and haven’t arranged a sleepover.
Seriously though, it somehow makes me want to go oh-so-minimal and give my kids a box to play with!
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