Look-out behind you kids!!! What lunatic let these teeenies out on a busy street with a passing DAF XF105? Actually it's alright as the kidiwinks have their own XF105, specially for the 'younger driver', as DAF can now deliver a pedal-powered version of the XF105. How cool is that?
The pedal XF105 is made from high-quality plastics and is TüV and GS approved. Moreover, it's 90cm long (so easy to park) and is delivered in a striking yellow colour. It also tips the scales at a featherweight 11-kilograms (so we're talking LOTS of payload at 44-tonnes) and is intended for children from 3-6 years of age. If you want one the DAF XF105 pedal car costs £110 plus VAT from the DAF dealer network, and you can find your nearest one at www.daf.com
Ahhhhh...but what if they don't want a DAF? Daft I know but just suppose they'd rather have an Actros...or a Stralis or even a Volvo FH. Well click through here to see how you can avoid tears before bedtime....
Don't want a DAF? then how about this Actros pedal car from Ferbedo---just right for the ankle-biters with a teutonic twist. .And they don't want a Merc the German kiddie-car manufacturer can still provide you with an alternative in the shape of a Volvo FH and Iveco Stralis.
Priced at £149 (which is a little bit cheaper than an Actros even for fleet operators), each eye-catching truck in the line-up has been built with a high-quality plastic shell for excellent strength, lightweight and durability. What's more Ferbedo have got the original designs down to the last detail with each vehicle equipped with wheel trims, bumper details, wing mirrors and manufacturer's logos to give them an authentic look. Moreover, the steering wheel is a proper arm's length away for a small person and the adjustable high-positioned seat provides drivers with the feeling that they are a proper trucker!
And thanks to foot power the Ferbedo Actros not only boasts an incredibly low fuel consumption (a mile per carton of Ribena) but also zero emissions. Last but not least you can expect few breakdowns (unless they run out of Ribena and blue Smarties) and little or no maintenance. Just be careful where you leave it or it may get clamped. The full Ferbedo range can be checked out by looking at ther website of Cyclesense in Tadcaster. and via this link http://www.cyclesense.co.uk.
Comments (1)
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Posted by zaib baig mirza orang | July 17, 2008 8:02 PM
Posted on July 17, 2008 20:02