Fisher Price Cashes In On Pixar's Cars 2

I could never get Cars, and now Cars 2.  You've got anthropomorphic talking cars.  Fine.  The cars need to move up in the world, i.e. move from Rust-Eze to Team Dinoco.  Okay.  The cars join a race, as you would expect from a movie about cars, for what good would their wheels be if not to move them about?  Some cars will lose, only one car wins.  Fine. 

In Pixar's sequel Cars 2, that race has become global, World Grand Prix, but with some espionage throw in as extra, because the race plot is getting old and Lightning McQueen, Mater, McMissile, and the rest of the gang need some new thing to do.  It's in 3D, by the way, so the vavavrooming has definitely been upped.

Maybe I just don't like automobiles in general.

 

Mater, $115 at Fisher Price



Here's something the kids will love though, no questions asked: the cast of Cars and Cars 2 rendered by Fisher Price in a rideable, drivable toy car.  Wee! 

Lightning McQueen, $115 at Fisher Price

 The Power Wheel automobiles come with a 6 volt rechargable battery and drives a maximum speed of 2 mph.  Very, very safe.  Good too, because you're sure you're not unintentionally raising  would be careless speed-addict roadsters with penchant for crashing into walls or driving off a cliff.
  

The Cars take a stroll in France, also by Fisher Price