TOKAXI 1/36 Scale Audi Sport Quattro 1980 Diecast Model Cars,Pull Back Vehicles Audi Toy Cars,Cars Gifts for Boys Girls

Great quality, sturdy, great details, doors open and shut. Rolls straight. My kid loves these 1/36 scale die casts way more than matchbox sized things because of how much better they roll. He is under 3 years, but there aren't any parts he could choke on or otherwise.Dad picked out a good car as well, classic Quattro.

This is cool fun toy model of an Audi my son loves any kind of sport car and he was so happy to get this gift. It's very well made a solid toy car you can out up as a model in the shelf or play with it . It pulls back and goes very easy and pretty fast definitely priced fair for this.

I saw this car recommended to me and thought it would be a great desktop addition to my station at work. The car comes with a stand you screw into the bottom, and it has a tool with it to do so.The design of the car is great, seems to be true to the Audi it’s based off of. The paint feels awesome, the doors open, and you can pull back on it while on a flat surface and watch it cruise.I imagine this would be a great gift for anyone who collects model cars or is an enthusiast. I could see it being a nice gift for a child, too, although I can’t speak to how it would hold up with rough play!The price is fair, quality is great, I’d recommend.

I loved this car when I saw it on Amazon. I have collected diecast cars for a long time now and a classic Audi always eluded me. This one is wonderfully made, has great build quality, is sturdy, and has very thorough attention to detail.The amount of work on the badges, dashboard, and lights alone is staggering. Even the box is cute and resembles a shipping container.My only complaint is that the color is a matte finish, which is odd considering this is an 80s model and the matte finish wasn't in fashion for cars until recently.Overall, great car and would work for a collector and also as a toy for a child.

This model of Audi introduced the quattro four wheel drive system that became a mainstay for the brand. Moreover, it was a lovely car that added a design language that persisted for years. The diecast model reciewed here is an accurate depiction of the 1980 Sport Quattro, suitable for display, but not priced in a way that it could not be used for play. Made of sturdy metal, it looks like it could stand up to some "Vroom Vroom" use at that hands of a child.