iPariser Alloy Collectible Pagani Huayra Dinastia Toy Vehicle Pull Back Die-Cast Car with Lights and Sounds

The initial concern I had has been rectified. I purchased a new vehicle and it works great. I also received a refund on my initial order. The company whom I purchased the car from is very professional and responsive

My grandson loved this car. It works like advertised.

I purchased 2 of these toys blue and red very good quality and nice overall.

Excelente producto y puntual la entrega

My 4.5 year old son loves this cool race car.What’s not to like. The doors open, the trunk and hood open, it makes car noises and lights up.He had a little difficulty getting the trunk open, but he does have small toddler fingers.Everything on this alloy car is smooth and functions well. The details are really nice and realistic.I would definitely recommend for the quality, good price and giftability.

Make sure you understand its only 6.5 inches in length, its a small vehicle and may not have the wow impact a larger one would have. That being said, this is very well built and looks amazing. It would be great for a collector.

Fun cars for children to use or for a collection if desired. Similar to another model I have, it has 3 different sets of sounds to play. One sounds like an alarm, another just the horn and the last is the engine revving and the car pulling out and then perhaps braking? The LED lights activate while the sounds play.The top and sides are the diecast metal parts for most of the body. The mirrors are rubber/silicon and flexible. There are plastic parts like the lights and interior of the car as well as the engine. The bottom is all plastic and is where the speaker and battery bay reside. Battery cover is held in place by a single screw. The batteries are included and there is a pull tab that you'll need to remove to activate the batteries.To activate the sounds, you open the doors to play two of the sounds (alarm and horns) and push down on the front end to activate the revving engine sound. Again, this will activate the lights.There are several small details added, like a signature on the body, a decal on the back fin as well. The engine compartment is not however very detailed, but it's at least painted. The brakes are also a bit detailed although I didn't grab a picture that shows it.Both the red and yellow are nice looking. I think I like the yellow slightly better, perhaps due to the contrast it offers between the yellow and black paint and parts.

I got this Pagani model because I think they're super cool and I like highly detailed models. This one does not really disappoint, and has some extra features that make it "more" of a toy than a shelf piece. Took me a few minutes to figure out how it worked because it came with zero instructions, but the features are as follows:Push down the front wheels and pull back to activate soundbite of the car driving and then braking. This also activates the lights.Open the side door upwards to play the sound byte of unlocking the car, lights will blink. Close the door to make the car starting sound byte.This thing is powered by a couple coin cell batteries but given the functions, I'm sure they would last for a long time. I wish there was a switch to turn on just the lights, but there is not. Also, the doors were pretty hard to open the first time, kind of stuck in place. Overall, really cool looking, painted well, and nice attention to details.