Driven by Battat – 7-Inch Ambulance Toy with Lights & Sounds, Rescue Vehicle for Boys & Girls, Durable Design, Realistic Details, Ideal Gift 3+ Years Toy for Kids

the sound is low but a solid toy

We got this ambulance for our grandson's fifth birthday. He loves it! The doors open, there is a removable stretcher, and the lights flash and siren sounds when you push down on the vehicle. It seems to be very sturdy and the price was great! A great value! I think he will enjoy playing with it for a long time.

Purchased this for 4 year old grandson's upcoming birthday. This grandmother is already the proud/foolish possessor of another ambulance, 2 firetrucks, and 3 police cars, all of which have lights and sound, so I have a basis for comparison. LIGHTS/SOUND: Once I pulled the plastic tab out, it took a while to figure out how to make the lights and sound work. The ambulance MUST be on a hard surface in order to make them work. (A child cannot wander through the house holding the ambulance with the sound blaring which is actually a great feature.) Once the ambulance is on a hard surface, simply push down on the roof of the cab and voila - lights and sound! There seems to be just one sound mode which runs through 3 types of typical ambulance sounds in succession. Once the siren engages, there is not a way to turn it off until it runs its course - about 10 seconds. Compared to some of the other vehicles I own, however, the siren noise is quieter. The lights seem less flashy than on the other emergency vehicles I own, especially the red. GURNEY - I was able to remove the gurney by following instructions from another review: pull it vertically with a bit of force. I agree with other reviews that the gurney is a pain to lock into place. It must be in the folded position in order for the tabs to rest back in the slots. It does not seem to relock, but it does create some stability for a patient during transport. Probably not a game-changer for most kids. POSSIBLE PATIENTS: The parents foresee that in my grandson's case, the ambulance will be required for transport of matchbox type cars. Some of these (in my vast collection) fit perfectly on the gurney, while others with a wider wheel base do not. With the gurney folded down and in place, there is about 1 1/2 inches of headroom for a patient. Lego figures, Duplo figures, baby and child sized Calico Critters, Playmobil figures, etc. could all fit on the gurney in my home laboratory testing. In an emergency situation, adult Calico Critters and Care Bears could make it to the hospital, but they would have to forego the gurney and their feet might stick out the back. DOORS: Both driver's side and passenger side doors of the cab open as does the passenger side door of the back of the ambulance. Both rear doors open to load/unload the patient. Four functioning doors is big plus! I have some concern about their durability, but we shall see. SIZE: Bumper to bumper is 7 inches. Good vehicle for storage and for a playroom already bulging with toys. ACTION: I'm sure my purchase will see a lot of action! This is not a friction or pull-back vehicle. Just roll it along. It is child-powered. BOTTOM LINE: Looks like a great value for $12 and acceptable for parents. I foresee above-mentioned grandson being highly delighted with it.

My son loves this toy! He loves the little stretcher that goes inside - he puts LEGO men in when they are injured. He loves how all the doors open and the lights flash similar to a real ambulance. I’d say the siren is great too-not super annoying like toys can be. 👍

My 3-year-old nephew had to take an emergency ride in an ambulance. When he was ready to come home I made sure this little ambulance was on his doorstep. His mom said he loved playing with the toy.

The sound is not loud enough

Doors open. Makes noises.

5 stars because my son loves it and it's QUIET.