DRIVEN by Battat 2 In 1 Race Track Auto Shop Playset, 80-Piece, Playsets | Collapsible Pocket Series set with 2 mini cars, elevator, 73 track pieces, 4 road signs, and multiple racing routes, 3+ Years

We took these on holiday and they were a good size to not take up much room. The track can be a bit tricky to fit together but once the kids worked it out they were fine. They really enjoyed the extra working bits and played with it for a long time. It is really well made despite its size and I think it was worth the price. We have the bigger vehicles aswell and they are well loved and well played with aswell. Really good brand.

A little fiddly- works best on hard surface otherwise the piece don't click together great but a great little set for my 4 years old to play on the table top with it.

Yes the road pieces are fiddly and difficult to push together and pop off, but the actual racetrack unit box thing itself is absolutely wonderful design, closed and open! I love the detail! Just make sure you open and close by pushing the elevator tower/tunnel first, then closing/opening the edges the rest of the way. If it gets forced and won't open or close all the way, dont worry it's probably not broken, it's just popped off it's track thing: unscrew the bottom panel and you can rejig the slider thing (likely it's popped out of the right hole, just line it back up. )

It’d be a great toy if it was easier to build- my 3,5 yo wasn’t able to build it independently as there’s lots of tiny pieces and it’s quite hard to connect them even for a grown up. The set is really small but once it’s built it’s easy to play with for little hands. Best is to build it on a table or hard floor (not tiled)

I almost never write a review, only when the item is so bad that I feel I should warn the next guy. This toy is the worst I have encountered. All the pieces are small, the connections are flawed (mind: all connections are flawed!), the actual cars have less quality than a kinder surprise toy, the toy crambles apart when my kid is playing with it... Do yourself a favour and take the rest of the bad reviews as true. They are.

Finally managed to get all the sets for my 4 year old grandson. He loves them. Creating his own road systems and linking up the different sets. I started buying these when he was around 3 years old, but found it quite hard to find this last one in stock anywhere.

Ok

i bought almost all the microsets for my son at xmas sadly the city set was sold out the sets are well made the cars are pretty good some bits are not as tough as micromachines cars the sets are in fact the sets are really good the track though is annoyingly fiddly but theres lots of it so thats a bonus I was impressed with what you got for your money well priced and a nice change from my sons hot wheels heavy xmas... a must buy goes great with micro machines which are twice the price

I wasn’t expecting world peace when we opened the box… but the Pocket Dine & Drive Fleet from Driven by Battat delivered something even better: hours of snack-fueled chaos and one seriously happy toddler. Opening the Box: 25 pieces of pure mini‑car magic: a teeny drive-thru restaurant, signs, ramps, and eight pocket-sized vehicles (camper van, school bus, pickup, food truck…you name it!) Setup was quicker than ordering at an actual fast-food restaurant , and no batteries needed. What more could you ask for?! Drive-Thru Madness These cars drive up to the mini menu like they’re lining up for actual fries, then zoom off down the wiggly track. The ramp adds mini-dramatics every time a van “pulls into” the restaurant…my kid literally roared with delight when the bus made the jump. The little signs and openable doors add that extra pizzazz. Tiny But Mighty Sure, these micro cars are not NASCAR-grade…but that’s the point. Micro‑machines vibes, big imaginative fun, and no heart attack if one disappears under the couch. Some reviews call it cheaper than die-cast, but just as detailed, and kids love the realism of the doors and signs that swing open and closed. Realities of Tiny Roads Assembly seems more like tetris. Connecting the dive‑thru roads can be fiddly, and some ramps or road pieces don’t click in easily. I may have nearly sworn in front of the 3-year‑old trying to get that perfect intersection setup But once they’re in place, playtime goes full throttle. Final Score: 5 Stars • Value: An imaginative city in a box, priced right for gift-giving or travel • Portability: Easily fits into a bin or diaper bag for car-only missions. • Playability: Offers hours of pretend play, storytelling, and mini traffic jams. • Build quality: Not indestructible—but built tough enough for toddler adventures We own multiple sets at this point and if your house is already busting at the seams with toys, cars and trucks - then these are the sets you want! Trust me!!

トミカは大き過ぎて遊べないです。 Real-Xシリーズも少し大きいかと思います。 目視した感じでは、付属のミニカーは幅2cm全長4cmほどでしょうか？かなり小さい感じです。 ポップでキュートなミニカーという感じです☆ インテリアとして飾りたくて購入したので満足しております。 写真での大きさ比較は、トミカ、Real-X、コーヒーのオマケミニカー、付属のミニカーです。

Muy entretenido, encaja bien y sirve para micromachines

My son is 7 and even his fingers are having the hardest time with this tiny track and cars. He said it’s a 1 star rating. I have no idea how the ratings on this could be good. It is so hard to use with how small it is and the cars keep getting stuck. Do not buy

Wunderbar vielfältig zusammenbaubar. Platzsparend, somit toll für Urlaub etc.