BruderRam 2500 Power Wagon Roadster Racing Team

Very durable and fun toys... my boys love it... little expensive but worths the money!!!

Excelente. Era lo que esperaba.

My 3 year old freaked out. This truck is the best toy from 2 onward. The parts (doors) break off easy, but for the amount of play that my son got out of this (from 2-3 years). I was fine trashing the first truck and buying him this new one for the next year. It pretty much rocks.

Bought from a Grandblessing's birthday circled up toy catalog. He loved it of course! These toys are pricey at first glance, but the quality of materials and construction, the details included, and the durability of these make the purchases an investment in your kid's imagination and playing/learning, as well as their kids and/or Grandblessings! I dont balk at the prices of the Bruder toys anymore when purchasing them for my grandsons. They stand up to the play, wear n tear of active, imaginative, playful little boys. Worth it in my mind.

My grandson loves this set. He talked about getting a horse trailer for awhile and was excited when it arrived. Bruder is always durable and all the little details are appreciated, but the doors come off this truck quite easily and are hard to get back on. I wish there was some way to lock them on. I’m going to reach out to Bruder directly and find out if there’s a solution.

I bought this to use as an instructional aid to teach trailer backing at our barn. The steering wheel extends above the cab and controls the front truck wheels just like it would if someone was to drive it. This model permits realistic demonstrations on table top drills. Having a visual like this really helps student understanding of backing principles before they get behind the wheel of a real truck/trailer combo.

Attention to detail will keep your child entertained.

all the screws missing, the mini figure's legs keeps coming out, the door and the trunk detatched every time you touch it, parents, do not show this to your kids in so you do not have to buy it, my son get's frustrated with a broken part every time he plays with it