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Licensed Lexus LC500 12V One Seater Kids Electric Ride-On Car, Red Color:Red High-Traction Steering Wheel 85703

Name: Licensed Lexus LC500 12V One Seater Kids Electric Ride-On Car, Red Color:Red High-Traction Steering Wheel 85703
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 88843557032
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8217 (18 reviews)

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Licensed Lexus LC500 12V One Seater Kids Electric Ride-On Car, Red Color:Red High-Traction Steering Wheel 85703

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Licensed Lexus LC500 12V One Seater Kids Electric Ride On Car, Red Color:Red High Traction Steering Wheel 85703 High Traction Steering Wheel Pieces: 1208 pieces for an immersive Experience authentic driving excitement with the officially licensed Lexus LC500 electric ride on car Powered by a 12V battery and dual 30W motors

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