Price: ₹399 - ₹346.00
(as of Jul 18, 2025 12:22:25 UTC – Details)
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Funskool Giggles – Plastic MRF Racing Jeep
Racing Jeep
This red racing Jeep is designed for enthusiastic kids. It lets them enjoy their play time by imagining themselves as racing drivers. The Jeep has a cross-country rally design with a spare wheel at the back to avoid any breakdowns.
Funskool Giggles – Plastic MRF Racing Jeep
Funskool Giggles – Plastic MRF Racing Jeep
Attractive Details
The racing jeep has an attractive colour. It features an open door design, and it is made with high attention to minute details. It has large wheels that make it suitable for playing both outdoors and indoors. This free-wheel-drive vehicle does not require any batteries.
Sturdy and Child-Safe Construction
This fun Jeep toy is made with high-grade, non-toxic plastic material that is extremely durable. It features a child-safe construction, and it can withstand light shocks and impacts. This racing jeep encourages pretend play to keep your child active and playful.
Improves Imagination and Motor Skills
The Jeep helps improve the child’s imagination by giving him or her a realistic racing experience. It encourages the child to make new race tracks. It also improves the little one’s cognitive, motor, and mental abilities. It is the perfect toy for taking podium positions.
Funskool MRF Racing Jeep is a toy car and truck for 3 to 5 year old kids
No batteries required
Free wheel vehicle
Ready to race
Toys and Games
Included Components: Pack Of 1
Age Range Description: 3 to 5 year
Item Dimension: 6.29 inches x 3.93 inches x 8.66 inches
Customers say
Customers find the toy jeep well-built, with one mentioning it lasted 3 years with rough use, and consider it good value for money. The vehicle is particularly suitable for 2-4 year-olds, runs smoothly, and is safe for children. However, the size receives mixed feedback, with some finding it good while others say it’s quite small. Moreover, the noise level is criticized for making a lot of noise while moving, and customers report issues with stickers not being stuck properly.
