kids car-also adult can control too using remote control - minimum usage,

F1 MACLAREN KIDS CAR, THIS CAR WAS A SANTA PRESENT Dec 2025. It got very little usage, I couldnt find the charger-So its onlyever been charged once & minimum usage charger is €10 approx & Once the battery died it was left in our garage, The Child had/has no interest in this AT ALL, Hes into gaming So its now taking up unwanted storage space, Doesn't come with charger Hence the price- But I can order a charger for approx €10 & sell with charger.
Your welcome to fully check out the car before purchase. Its been driven Very little & its in storage in mt garagw a few months, so batteries & motors are like New,
Some Specs & info Below 👇
I will upload pics 📸 later,
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This is a McLaren F1 12V Electric Ride-On Car, featuring a black and orange livery covered in realistic Formula 1 sponsor decals and a single seat.
Power & Performance: Powered by a 12V rechargeable battery with a top speed of around 5 km/h.

Control: Includes both kid-powered foot pedal driving mode and a parent remote control for safety.

Design: Styled after a modern F1 racing car, complete with low-profile tires, a steering wheel, and a compact single-seat cockpit.

Battery Type: 12-Volt rechargeable battery.

Initial Charge: Charge for 9 to 10 hours before the very first use.

Standard Charge Time: 8 to 9 hours (do not exceed 15–20 hours to prevent damage).

Run Time: Provides roughly 30 to 40 minutes of continuous drive time per full charge.
Recommended Age: Best suited for children 3 to 5 years old (some licensed variants support ages 1–5 depending on the child's height).

Maximum Capacity: Accommodates a maximum weight of 30 kg (approx. 65 lbs)

⚙️ Replacement Parts & Maintenance

Battery Upgrades: If the original battery dies, it is standard practice to swap it with a generic 12V 4.5Ah or 12V 7Ah sealed lead-acid (SLA) battery.

Common Hardware: The vehicle utilizes 2x 25W or 30W drive motors, low-profile tires with a rubber grip strip, and standard parent remote control receivers.

Always use a dedicated 12V charger to maintain battery longevity and avoid overcharging.







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