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Zoomster Push n' Go

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$6.59 $9.99 In stock

Push the drivers head down to launch these adorable 3 inch brightly colored cars along the floor. The zoomster push and go car is a great toy for children with autism and special needs as it helps practice motor skills by pushing down the car and also teaches cause and effect. Aside from that, vehicles are a favorite!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

My daughter loves how these little cars zoom across the floor with just a push on the driver's head. The bright colors make them easy to spot, and the 3-inch size is perfect for her small hands. It's been a hit during playtime.

Natalie ★★★★★

My son has trouble with toys that need fine motor control, but he just presses down on the roof and the car shoots across the carpet. The 3 inch size is perfect for his hands, and he's been lining up the bright colors for an hour.

Ellie R. ★★★★★

I got this for my nephew who's on the spectrum and he's obsessed with pushing the heads down over and over. The cars actually roll a good distance across the carpet, which surprised me. Bright colors keep him engaged way longer than his other toys.