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Teach Your Kids to Hoon with these Ride-On GTIs

As someone whose very patronage of this site proves they are a VW nut, you’re likely to want to get your kids behind the wheel of  a GTI as soon as possible. Well, this Christmas season, you’re well supplied thanks to this genuine ride-on GTI.

The car is for sale on eBay’s euro.stores, and I’m reasonably convinced is made by a company from Hong Kong called Rastar.

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The company produces all kinds of remote controlled and toy cars, which shows in just how generic the shape of this GTI is. Despite that, though, there are some nice touches. The lights, grilles, and tartan seats are all spot on, and the color options—red, white, and black—are perfect, too.

The toy car can also, apparently, blast your kid’s favorite music, and if you don’t quite trust them to drive themselves, there’s a Bluetooth remote control that lets you drive them. But then how would they learn to drive? Let the children hoon!

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If you’re more of an Audi person, there’s also a new RS5, or you could get your kids into that Lamborghini you’ve always wanted. You will, unfortunately, need a step-up converter if you want to buy this, since it uses a European 220 volt plug.

All this can be yours for a cool £436.90 (which amounts to about $553 today).

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