Fisher-Price Lil’ Quad

Fisher-Price Lil’ Quad from Fisher-Price is designed especially for toddlers, with easy push-button operation for simple stop and go. Sporty ATV styling, built-in footrests and a cute cargo rack on the back! Rides low, sturdy and safe Power Wheels ATV, so it’s easy for little ones to get on and off by themselves too.

With easy push-button operation for simple stop and go, it’s designed for toddlers. The 6-volts of battery power, 2 mph ride on hard surfaces and grass, so it’s safe but exciting!

Backed by Power Wheels 1 Year Limited Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty. Measures approximately 26.25″ x 13″ x 16.38″. Requires 6V rechargeable battery and charger (both included).

Fisher-Price Lil’ Quad Features

Hop on and hit the trail Sporty ATV styling, built-in footrests, cute cargo rack on the back and awesome Barbie graphics
Designed especially for toddlers, with easy push-button operation for simple stop and go
Rides low, so it’s easy for them to get on and off by themselves, too
Backed by Power Wheels 1 Year Limited Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty
It’s as sturdy as it looks-and just as much fun to drive Includes 6-volt battery and charger

Fisher-Price Lil’ Quad Review

I purchased this Lil’ Quad for my nephew for his first birthday. It took him a couple weeks to figure it out, but now we can’t keep him off of it. He’s 1 1/2 now and has absolutely NO problem making it go. He doesn’t quite understand how to steer, but we’re always with him when he rides so we help — it’s never been a problem. The battery holds up very well and is SUPER easy to charge. The power cord and battery pack all fit in the seat so nothing gets lost and the seat “locks” so little hands can’t get it BUT can “unlock” quickly and easy with the twist of the lock button.

My niece will be 1 this weekend and is getting her own for her birthday. She has been riding my nephews for about two months now. They are usually really good at sharing, but this is one toy we needed to have two of. (Yes, I got her this one…bought some “girly” stickers to pretty it up because I didn’t want to pay the extra $20+ for the Barbie quad.)

I recommend getting a helmet for wearing…it sets good habits of helmet wearing AND when going uphill or when learning kids balance isn’t that great…there is nothing on the toy that will keep them on.

Also, this is definitely for a young child. My 2 year old niece tried it when we first got it and was too big. If your child is older I’d recommend looking into something bigger as you won’t get a lot of use out of this one. Also, when it says it goes two miles an hour, it really does go that slow; an older child would probably not enjoy that speed very much.