Bobby-AMG GT
Available in two models: Hyper Blue and Sun Yellow
The new Bobby AMG GT comes in two finishes: Hyper Blue (left) with LED lights and the standard Sun Yellow (right) model without lights.
In 1996, Mercedes-Benz released the first Bobby Benz, a replica of the SLK. Since then, they have released Bobby cars (pedal cars) based on sports models such as the SLK and SLS AMG. All of them, including the latest Bobby AMG GT, are manufactured in Germany by Spielwarenfabrik.
The Bobby AMG GT, which has just gone on sale, reproduces the distinctive features of the original new Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe, including the striking radiator grille and headlights, the expressive front apron and rear diffuser, etc. Now in its seventh generation, the car not only reproduces the latest exterior design, but also makes significant advances in terms of fun and ergonomics.
The new Bobby AMG GT is available in two versions: “Hyper Blue (with LED lights)” and “Sun Yellow (without lights).” The LED-lit version allows the front daytime running lights, taillights, and left and right turn signals to be turned on using the cockpit keypad. Both variations feature clear glass lenses for the headlights and taillights, creating a more realistic and luxurious exterior.
Improved seats significantly increase comfort
The seat pad has been improved with ergonomics in mind, making it more comfortable to sit in and significantly reducing strain on children’s knees.
The steering wheel adopts the Mercedes-AMG design. Unlike the previous model, the radiator grille, front splitter, and rear diffuser are now separate parts rather than stickers. The AMG emblem on the hood, the three-pointed star on the trunk lid, and the satellite buttons on the steering wheel are also separate parts.
The Whisper tires, featuring the Michelin logo, provide excellent grip on asphalt and a comfortable ride, while the wheels feature an AMG cross-spoke design with a matte black finish.
This time, ergonomics have also been significantly improved, including increased seating comfort. The seat pad is now lower and narrower, providing a more comfortable seating position and reducing strain on children’s ankle joints. Knee pads have also been reinstated, allowing even older children to enjoy longer rides. The seat pad is removable, and the version with LED lights now has a battery installed under the seat for the lighting.
