6 volt battery version

6volt Version
£299.99

Pedal version available

Pedal Version £199.99

This 6 volt battery operated car, and the pedal version have more steel, literally, than other manufacturers, they do have a steel chassis for example.

This car is manufactured by TT (Toys Toys) in Italy.

Toys Toys, an Italian factory, has for the past 30 years successfully managed to pull together parents and children around the same passion for beautiful cars.
Toys Toys reproduces models of the most prestigious cars. The cars comply with the safety European Community norms and are approved by a recognised European Institute.
The special care exercised at the conception and at the realisation stages and the choice of high quality material result in exceptional toys enjoyed by the whole family.

Important battery information, please read.
The battery supplied is partly charged but must be fully charged before use: at least 10 hours but no more than 20 hours.
Only use the charger supplied with the car.
The battery must be charged for approx. 16 - 20 hours before the car can be used for the first time.
The average charging time is approx. 15 hours. Do not exceed this time since otherwise the battery will be damaged.
When the product begins to slow down (in normal use) remove it and start the charging process for at least 8
hours but no more than 20 hours.
DO NOT LET IT FULLY DISCHARGE.

Again, here is a reminder
Charge the battery fully before first use, remove from use when the product starts to slow down and then fully charge
the battery again.
Is the product is allowed to run down completely, and if the battery is left discharged for a long period, (weeks) the battery will
be irrevocably damaged.
If the battery is left on charge for extended periods, more then 20 hours, it will be irrevocably damaged.
If you follow the guidelines above, your product will give you years of reliable service.

If the car is not to be used for a lengthy period or if you do not want your child to drive it without supervision,
disconnect the plug connector.
The battery should be recharged at regular intervals at least every 6 months between 5 and 8 hours, even if the car is not
used for a long period of time.

About the real thing, from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Featured notably in the 2003 remake of The Italian Job, the Mini Cooper/Cooper S won the North American Car of the Year award for 2003.

The second largest market is now the USA. In 2008, three different Minis (a Clubman, the hatchback, and an Mk I convertible) were offered in the pricing game 1 Wrong Price on The Price Is Right after the show removed the Barker-era "Big Three Only" rule.

In 2008 the green version of the Mini, the Mini Cooper D, was nominated for WhatGreenCar.com Car of the Year Awards. The judges highly commended the Cooper D for its Efficient Dynamics stop-start and regenerative braking technology and were hugely impressed by the driving experience offered by the car. It reached the shortlist for the Green Car Awards, but eventually lost out to the Ford Focus.