Line Up Sensory Toys Playset, 32-Piece Toy Vehicle Set w/Shapes, Colors and Counting

I ordered the MEAVIA Line Learn Car Playset for our 6 year old son for Christmas. He loves to sort items by color, size, type, numbers and the playset has it all including cars. The set has 20 metal cars that come in 4 styles and 5 colors. There is a parking lot board included. My son and 3 year old daughter have had a blast playing with the cars, even making up games of pulling the cars back then letting go to see who can get their car to self park. It's a fun challenge, I've even played the game with them. They enjoy sorting the cars every which way possible by colors, numbers, sizes types etc. They've made games of who can sort the fastest!I definitely recommend the set especially if you have a child that enjoys and/or obsesses over sorting items. The cars are made of nice quality metal that make them sturdy to last.

My 4yo grandson loves this game. Its easy enough for him to play too. Its a great gift idea. Its simple and basic, but entertaining for a little person.

I ordered these for my 2 1/2 year old grandson to play with at our house while I watch him and his sisters during the week. We already have a ton of toy cars, but he is absolutely obsessed with cars and colors, so I couldn't pass these up. The set comes with 20 cars in 5 colors and 4 vehicle styles, a folding parking lot board, reversible guide strips with 4 different designs, number stickers, and a play guide. The cars are made with metal bodies and plastic accessories and feel quite sturdy. They come in a rainbow of bright colors and they're pretty detailed. The pull-back action also works well. It's not so powerful that the cars spin around and keep going after they run into walls, but we already have plenty of cars that can do that. This set is meant to satisfy a child's desire to line things up, and to match things by color, number and design, and it is perfect for that purpose. My grandson also likes to play cars with his sisters, so I love that there are more than enough cars to share and they can each have their favorite color. If the cars hold up well, this set is definitely well worth the price.

This kit is amazing for younger and older children alike! You get multiple colors of cars (different models), a folding parking lot and a whole bunch of other accessories offering hours of play. My daughter loved organizing the cars and situating them in the parking lot. She is six and I thought she would be too old to appreciate this set but she really enjoys playing with them. They have a strong body with plastic accessories, making me think that this set would withstand toddlers with a rougher play style as well. I feel like this toy kit is very fairly priced, as you do get a great quality set!

My son loves cars, and he loves lining things up. I couldn’t believe it when I saw this - his favorite things combined! You do have to apply the number stickers to the cars yourself (check the puzzle cards first to make sure you put them on in the correct order in correspondence with the correct color), but other than that it’s good to go. I like that we can practice colors, counting, etc. and the cars keep him engaged throughout play. This toy might only be for a specific type of kid, but if it’s for them they will absolutely LOVE it.

I bought this toy car set for my two boys, aged 2 and 4, and they love it. The cars are colorful and easy to use, with a pull-back mechanism that makes them zoom across the floor. The set also has a parking lot board and line-up strips that challenge the kids to sort, match, and arrange the cars differently. This helps them develop their visual, math, and pattern recognition skills while having fun at the same time. The quality is fair, but you get what you pay for with these, so don't expect the highest-end cars; little kids still like them.

My 4 year old son is on the autism spectrum and is pre-verbal. He loves cars and he does know his colors and likes lining up toys. This is a prefect gift for him to use at school with his classmates. It gives them a lot of vocabulary to practice and makes them feel proud when they put the cars in their parking spots.

The child this was given to enjoys sorting, and cars, so this was a winner. Lots of cars, lots of activity.