The Kia Soul Sing-A-Long kids car

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The Kia Soul Sing-A-Long kids car from Kid Trax is the perfect party machine for your four-year old. With its two speakers, over 100 colored LED lights and dual connected microphones, this toy car is so cool we wish we could fit into it.Some years ago you still found yourself eagerly wishing those guys from West Coast Customs would call you one day and turn your rusty Cady into a bad boy ride, but this is just the past.

Now, your kids get all the attention, they get all the cool gadgets, the flashy LED features, powerful sound systems and cool looks. That’s pretty much what the message sounds like with all these toy manufacturers creating better and cooler toy cars by the month. 

The Kia Soul Sing-A-Long car is a one-top kiddie version of Kia’a popular compact hatchback. It features two big speakers in the back that work together with two microphones, so your kid can address his friends and show them what Eminem’s latest song is about (or Miley Cyrus for that matter).

5mph and two microphones


The small car is a motorized ride-on vehicle that is able to reach up to 5mph (8km/h) and 2.5mph (4 km/h) in reverse. It’s also designed with real engine sounds to make things as realistic as possible. Two bucket seats in the cabin, real working doors and rubber traction strip tires, along with chrome rims and chrome trims throughout the vehicle’s body, are also among its features.

Kia Soul kids car is powered by a 12V rechargeable battery and is able to support weights of up to 120 lbs (54kg). Whether your kid goes for the “party mode”, where all lights dance to the beat of the music, or chose a more artistic path using the two working microphones, we’re pretty sure he’ll have the coolest car in the neighborhood. As to the price, well it's cheaper than a real one, definitely: $350.

At least now you know what to buy for Christmas. All that's missing is the money, so start saving.

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