Compatible for 1:32 A4L Car Model, Zinc Alloy Pull Back Toy car with Sound and Light for Adults Kids Gift (White)

I don't consider myself a collector, but I've managed to amass several dozen of these diecast, pull-back action vehicles. They're great toys for children and those that haven't finished growing up. These vehicles are available in variously branded boxes and in three scales. This model of an Audi A4L is in the 1:32 scale, the middle size. This Audi A4L is one of my favorites. In addition to the usual features, such as opening doors, lights and sound, it has steerable front wheels that stay in place when manually set. That means it can run in a circle. The trunk is very easy to open. To open the hood, there is a small button that can be pushed to help. The doors are a more difficult to open. Unlike many others, the car's windows are rolled up. To open the front doors, you can use the side mirrors (carefully) as handles. You can also open the rear doors by using a fingernail in a narrow slot behind the rear door handle. This allows the front doors to be easily opened. These little cars are nicely detailed, well made, and have lots of play value.

This car model looks pretty cool, I like the details

The circles of the Audi logo displayed on this model car looked different in comparison to the original. The doors were hard to open. As a toy car, this was okay, but as a collectible this disappointed me.

My kids love that I am driving an Audi and to now have a scale model toy of the car makes it so much fun for them to play with and have their own Audi as well. It is often taken on trips in the big Audi of course!

My son is obsessed with cars and we got this Audi for him because he plays with one in his Xbox game! I like that it's not big and bulky so when it sits on his stand it blends in and doesn't take up room. It pulls back and runs, it makes noises and lights up. He really likes that it actually works. No issues or complaints. I would recommend for any car enthusiast.

The pullback action, opening doors, hood and trunk (the rear doors are a bit chalenging to open), lights and sounds all make this diecast metal model suitable for play. There is sufficient detail here to statisfy an adult collector as well. We don't have the A4L in the US, so this is a curiosity for a collector stateside.

I like that all the doors open, as well as the hood and trunk. Looks realistic. I haven’t taken it out of the black plastic base yet. It’s screwed on pretty tight.