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Audi Kid's
Ride Ons - Pedal and 6v Electric
The Audi TT
range of sports cars offers a sleek,
elegant design and amazing power.
Please
click here to view a full
article on Audi.
All our Audi riding toys for
children are fully licensed by Audi and
include all the authentic logos and
badges.
Click
here to see all the licensed Audi riding toys for children
Please scroll down to see
information on the individual kids
cars, alternatively you can jump to
the following:
Kids Cars
Driver's packs
Why should I buy a licensed
Audi ride
on?
Age
Suitability
After-sales service for your riding
toy
Safety
Audi TT
Children's Ride On - Limited Supply!
The first
Audi TT was launched back in 1988
and became an icon for the Audi
brand. Unique, distinctive and
unmistakably Audi - it challenged
the notion of what a sports car
should be.
The current
Audi TT was redesigned in 2008.
Although slightly larger, the
second-generation AudiTT doesn't
stray too far from the original
lines. They design in general is the
same, however the character lines
are crisper and the nose has adopted
Audi's now signature single-frame
grill.
As always,
the kid's car ride-on has stayed
true to the adult car, with precise
lines and beautiful craftsmanship.
The Audi TT is being discontinued -
get your hands on one now before you
loose your chance!
Audi TT Riding Toy - Pedal
Audi TT Riding Toys - 6V Electric
Coming soon - Audi R8 Spyder
Children's Ride On
Expected in August 2010. Just as the real car is
launched, the child’s version of the
Audi R8 will hit the streets. Father
and son can share their love of Audi
together – but the child’s car will
be a bit easier on the wallet! The
imposing profile of the newly
launched R8 Spyder with distinctive
integrated air vents has been
recreated perfectly giving this
beautiful ride on an elegant,
elongated silhouette.
Drivers Packs
All our Audi kids cars come with a
free, personalised driver's pack for
your child. This includes a
personalised MOT certificate,
personalised registration documents,
driver's licensed and numberplate
sticker pack. Please
click here to see more information
on your free ride-on driver's pack.
Why Should I Buy a Licensed Audi Ride On?
Licensed Audi ride-ons are designed
and produced alongside Audi
themselves, meaning the quality and
durability has been well tested.
All our
Audi riding toys have the same basic
features:
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Steel
Chassis - can easily withstand a
child jumping in and out.
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Tough
polyethylene bodywork - flexible
and strong, avoids damage to the
ride-on or furniture if there is a
crash.
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Deep
injected paintwork - allows
scratches to be buffed away
easily.
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Realistic alloy-like wheels.
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UK
based service centre and 1 year
guarantee.
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Authentic logos, badges and
stickers.
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Top
quality European construction and
design.
Age
Suitability
The 3+ rating on Audi kids cars is
based on safety reasons rather than
ability or size. Our Audi ride ons
are well designed, so will allow
many 18 month olds to reach the
pedals and steer. They will probably
also amaze you with their ability
after a short time. However a young
child may lack the judgement to
avoid a tree or might start chewing
small parts and for this reason the
manufacturers recommend various age
guidelines. The parent ultimately
controls the environment the Audi
riding toy is used in and
understands the child better than
anyone else. The manufacturers can
only offer guidelines and their
recommendation is based on the
average child.
Please
click here for a complete guide to
buying a kids car
After-Sales Service
Purchasing one of our licensed Audi
ride-ons gives you exclusive access
to TotParts and a 1 year guarantee.
Toys Toys build their Audi riding
toys to the highest standards, so we
know they will last for years.
Therefore we offer a 1 year
guarantee, if anything goes wrong
with your Audi kids car we will sort
it out free of charge. Please
click here to see more about
TotParts.
Safety
An Audi
riding toy will offer your child
years of fun and happy memories, as
long as you ensure you follow safety
guidance:
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Choose an area that is wide and
clear of obstacles.
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Do
not use your Audi riding toy close
to parked cars.
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Avoid
using your Audi kids car on icy
surfaces and avoid using in
excessive wet or snowy conditions.
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Look
for a smooth surface for your
Audi
ride on and avoid large holes,
ruts, tree roots etc.
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Only
use your Audi kids car in day
light, or in well lit areas.
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Make
sure you avoid an routes with are
near roads, streams or ponds.
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Stay
seated at all times and do not
attempt stunts or tricks in your
Audi.
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Keep
arms and legs well tucked in.
Ensure clothing such as scarves,
drawstrings etc are kept away from
the Audi's wheels and other
moving parts.
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Dress
properly with appropriate clothing
and footwear.
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Ensure children are supervised at
all times.
Full
Audi Article
Article courtesy of Wikipedia,
please
click here for the original.
The Audi TT
is a two-door compact sports car
manufactured by Audi Hungaria Motor
Kft. in Győr, Hungary, since 1998,
for the German automaker and
Volkswagen Group subsidiary AUDI AG.
The Audi TT is now
in its second generation — and both
generations have been available in
two car body styles; as a 2+2 Coupé
(TT-C), or two-seater Roadster (TT-R).
They have been built on consecutive
generations of the Volkswagen Group
A platform, starting with the
A4 (PQ34). As a result of this
platform-sharing, the Audi TT has
identical powertrain and suspension
layouts as its related
platform-mates; this includes a
front-mounted transversely
orientated engine, front-wheel drive
or a Haldex Traction-based quattro
'on-demand' four-wheel drive system,
and fully independent front
suspension using MacPherson struts.
The styling of the
Audi TT began in the spring of 1994
at the Volkswagen Group Design
Center in California. The TT was
first shown as a concept car at the
1995 Frankfurt Motor Show. The
design is credited to J Mays and
Freeman Thomas, with Martin Smith
and Romulus Rost contributing to the
award-winning interior design.
A previously unused
laser beam welding adaptation, which
enabled seamless design features on
the first-generation TT, delayed its
introduction. Audi did not initially
offer any type of automatic
transmission option for the TT.
However, from 2003, a dual clutch
six-speed Direct-Shift Gearbox (DSG)
became available, with the United
Kingdom TT variants becoming the
world's first user of a dual clutch
transmission configured for a
right-hand drive vehicle, although
the outright world first for a road
car equipped with a dual clutch
transmission was claimed earlier by
a Volkswagen Group platform-mate,
the left hand drive Volkswagen Golf
Mk4 R32.
The Audi TT takes
its name from the successful motor
racing tradition of NSU in the
British Isle of Man TT motorcycle
race. NSU began competing in the TT
in 1911, and later merged into the
company now known as Audi.
The Audi TT also
follows the NSU 1000TT, 1200TT and
TTS cars of the 1960s in taking
their names from the race. |