Discover our Speedster Fire Engine push car with a retro look. From the age of 1, your toddler will be able to put out imaginary fires and drive around proudly from behind the steering wheel of their very first car!

The vehicle is fitted with all essential accessories for fighting “pretend” fires

From mini ladders for rescuing residents in distress to the indispensable fire hose, we've thought of everything that your little ones will want to pretend to do for real! We have even added a bell (apologies parents, but we had to do it for the kids) to act as a siren.

Our trade name: a retro style for our Speedster Fire Engine

The vintage look of the Speedster Fire Engine keeps this vehicle in line with other Baghera products. It must be said that with its retro look, our fire engine push car has true class! With the Fire Department label for an English-sounding touch, this toy is designed in the style of 1950s fire engines. 

It's certainly not every day that you come across one of those in the street, an old truck resembling our Speedster.

A strong sturdy toy

Little firefighters shouldn't be coming off the road to tackle the flames, as we're sure you'll agree. Our Fire Engine ride-on is sturdy : its metal frame and rubber tyres ensure just that. The mudguards add a little retro-chic touch to the whole thing.
We have carefully designed our fire engine ride on to be durable so that it can pass from hand to hand and down the generations.

Learning to suppress the flames... and develop motor skills

Like our other Speedsters, our Speedster Fire Engine is suitable for children aged 1 and above. These are your child's formative years for developing their motor skills. Our ride on will come to their aid: it will help them learn to push off on their feet, turn round and reverse. This all comes without giving your little one the impression of working: they will be too focused on their perilous operations to notice. And before you can say Jack Robinson, they will be old enough to start school (will they take their fire engine?).