THE CHILDHOOD OF MUSCLE! iRerts Creates Challenger SRT HELLCAT Widebody For KIDS!

The "Brotherhood of Muscle" isn't just for the big kids anymore! Now, you can get your kids in on your car addiction, thanks to the new Dodge Challenger SRT HELLCAT Widebody ride-on toy from iRerts.

Looking like a scaled-down version of the current Challenger SRT HELLCAT Widebody, the vehicle mimics real-life details like an SRT-styled flat-bottom steering wheel, SRT performance bucket seat, LED headlamps, wheels based on the production 20-inch x 11-inch Low Gloss Black Split 5-Spoke wheels, with Brembo-style brake calipers underneath, a push-button start, a Bluetooth/FM radio, seat belt, and even a remote control that allows an adult to take over driving responsibilities.

Powered by a pair of 12-volt, 25-watt motors, the Challenger has a top speed of up to 2.8 mph (4.5 km/h), but can be limited to 0.7 or 1.4 mph to allow kids time to advance their driving skills. According to the manufacturer, the Challenger will have a playtime of up to 2 hours, with an 8-hour charge.

Recommended for ages 3 to 5, the Challenger is intended for children up to 39-inches tall with a maximum weight of 66 lbs.

As we said before, it does come with a 2.4 GHz remote control that allows an adult to control the vehicle if a child is too small to do so. This means you can now take your child to the next Cars and Coffee event, in style.

The Challenger is being offered in four different exterior paint treatments. There is Frostbite, Bright White, Brilliant Black, and even a Police-themed edition (equipped with red and blue lights, a push bar, and a Black and White paint scheme.

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You can purchase the Dodge Challenger SRT HELLCAT Widebody ride-on toy from iRerts, on various websites like iRerts.com, Walmart.com, and shop.fandom.com. Pricing ranges from $209 to $299, depending on where you shop online. (The best deal seems to be from Walmart.com).

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