This Ride-On Toy Ford Mustang Actually Has Traction And Stability Control
Electronic driver aids are now so ingrained within the car industry, that even toys are starting to get traction and stability control.
Yep, the Fisher Price ‘PowerWheels’ Ford Mustang actually has traction control which “can monitor for wheel slip and adjust motor speeds to help keep the car going over wet grass or bumpy terrain”. And if that wasn’t enough, there’s also a tilt sensor which switches off the motors when a dangerous angle is detected, to prevent roll-overs. In other words, stability control.
Who knows, maybe this will teach future Mustang owners the value of keeping electronic aids on…
The PowerWheels ‘Stang also gets V8 sound effects, which should make the thrilling journey to the car’s 5mph top speed very exciting indeed. There’s even an auxillary jack input, should the diminutive driver fancy some banging tunes on the car’s speaker. The Best of Peppa Pig, probably.
It’s available this December for $359.99.
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
finally, crowds can feel safe whenever a mustang shows up at a car show…
Of course it will have traction control, hearing a crowd crash caused by a 6 years old in the news wouldn’t do Ford any good….
here come the mustang jokes
Internet has the answer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfL2uNfIu_8
I count 13 out of 30 comments so far, so ~43% of the comments 😂
Now we can have less Mustang memes, right?
Have a solidarity up vote.
You sir just won the internet.here’s the mabel
Will still beat a Civic from the lights bro’…
… but now we go back to your scheduled ploughing into crowds jokes…
sad but true
instant torque > no torque
;(
I’m using Honda but I’m laugh at your joke without being offended.
when a toy is actually safer than your car
Great! Now they are educating kids to become numb drivers…
Even Lego figures aren’t safe anymore
Conspiracy confirmed: Ford is testing their systems on kids!
To stop children losing traction when aiming the crowd?