The original page discussed the availability of Barbie Jeeps and suggested a Barbie Trail Rider as an alternative. Those stock claims and retailer links are no longer presented as current buying advice.
Power Wheels Barbie Cruisin’ Tunes Jeep
This jeep is a restage of the 76960 Barbie Sun Jammer with new key play feature of a child-activated radio that plays over three minutes of music and features 20 phrases by "DJ Barbie". The vehicle has an all-new look with molded in metallic pink plastic, new oversized tires, a baja-style windsheild, and a new canopy with shimmering fabric and halographic decals. The jeep also features a pretend phone, opening hood, pretend seatbelts, sportbar with KC lights and power lock brakes. The vehicle travels at either 2.5 mph (forward/reverse) or 5 mph (forward). The battery is included.
Power Wheels Barbie Splash Jeep
Your little Barbie fan will want to get off-road and head for the hills in this powered Barbie-pink Jeep. This 38-inch-long beauty, with fat 10-inch white tires, is powered by a big six-volt battery under the hood. (Battery and charger are included.) A simple "accelerator" floor pedal puts it in motion; two buttons on the floorboard are the controls for forward and reverse. There are also some fake controls on the dash, including a radio. Otherwise, it's pretty darn authentic, from the flip-down windshield to the metal roll bar in back. And you can gussy it up with plenty of stylish Barbie decals. Adult assembly required, but be warned: experiments at Amazon.com's secret test facility indicate that grownups look pretty silly riding around on this thing with their legs hanging over the front. The Power Wheels Barbie Splash Jeep is for ages 18 months to 4 years, and can hold up to a maximum weight of 50 pounds.
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