You can bring your kids golfing too. This Big Driver Ride-On Golf Cart has a high gloss finish and features all the luxuries of an adult cart. There’s a seat, back rest with side bars, fold over sun shade canopy and and a place to hold the little one’s golf bags.

There are buttons on the steering wheel that plays music as well as let out horn and motor sounds.

Kids can really drive this cart with the accelerator and brake. Wow! This is a future golf lover’s dream!

Buy it for a price of $US385.

Our first Little Tikes Cozy Coupe was a sun-bleached-but-still-rugged gem we scored for $5 at a garage sale. By the time baby #3 arrived nearly six years later, Cozy Coupe was still going strong — which isn’t to say we wouldn’t have traded it in for one of these adorable 30th-anniversary editions of the classic ride-on, this time with a pair of bugged-out eyes that’ll have some little ones thinking Cars. Other new features include a removable floor and a rear handle for grown-ups; everything else is pretty much just as we remember it.

$169.00 from DealsDirect, and something tells me you won’t see these at garage sales anytime soon.

You got your white sheep and your occasional black sheep but what little kid gets to ride on their very own pink sheep? The lucky one who gets the Electric Pink Rocking Sheep by Danish Crafts. This fluffy hot pink sheep is an adorable option for the nursery that goes beyond just the black and white. But it’s an expensive option. It goes for $US575 from Vivre here.

Can’t you just picture your toddler cruising around on the BMW Baby Racer II, yabbering away on your mobile phone?

Equipped with low-noise rubber tyes and an upholstered, damp-wipeable bright red seat, this BMW has a low center of gravity which keeps it upright even in tight curves between living room and kitchen.

This baby is more than roadworthy – it’s certified by the German Technical Inspection Association (TÜV).

As for the price? I think Gizmodo put it best.

Price not available, but if you have to ask you’re probably driving a Kia.

What a stunner! In bright bold colors with many realistic details, your little fire fighter will love playing pretend games with this ride-on toy. There’s even a compartment at the back to hold toys. And it’s so attractive you won’t mind when it’s parked in the living room.

This fire engine ride on is made from eco-friendly rubber wood and nontoxic paint. Find the Fire Engine Ride On by Wonder World at Oompa for $US234.99.

Students of the product design studio at The Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague recently held an exhibition featuring including a collection of
plastic toy cars for young children aged 1 – 4 years old. The tiny vehicles ranged from more aerodynamic shapes to ones that took on more the form of an animal (such as the one above). Mini ramps were provided in an open area where children were given the opportunity to test out their piloting skills on a couple of the prototypes.

Can we expect to see Fisher Price rolling one of these out soon?

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Tired of plastic toys that don’t last? Mooo’s classic ride on racers are built tough with pressed metal construction. Pedal free for kids aged 1-5, the ride-on racer also comes in black and pink, but we all know red goes faster.

$AU125 from Mooo.