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Originally Posted by Boogieman4hire

My lord that's a lot of money. I don't know about the price justification on that but it is pretty. I was expecting $200 with maybe a couple of tiers but this is nuts. Granted the car is a lot more complex than I thought they were going to get. I have the Bratz FM Cruiser and that thing is a masterpiece that I got for only $40 last year and it probably costed even less than that when it was released in like 2005. It has: rubber wheels that turn, opening doors, opening trunk, a working glove compartment, moveable gear shift, light up head & tail lights, working horn,seats with actual removable soft goods seat covers, steering wheel that actually turns the front tires, a removable rubber steering wheel cover, working seat belts, removable rubber floor mats, and finally a working fm radio with audio control. I'm honestly not even sure if I got everything. Oh yeah the dashboard has a clear plastic cover over the speedometer and you can lock the doors which is just another nice little touch. If you have the money go for it, but I admit I feel a little spoiled by what I already have and what it's given me in comparison. OneTwelveGarage had put up a Charger a few months ago on BigBadToyStore for $100. Some of you could go that route and see if someone sells the Robbie individually or make a custom and put it in there.I actually had it preordered but pulling out the FM Cruiser it just paled in comparison. It looked like ass. The Haslab fares much better. One thing I'm wondering is if they have to pay licensing to produce that car model. I don't know enough about cars to know whether that's a specific model or if it's been designed generically enough to avoid. The FM Cruiser for example is a Cadillac but not any specific model of car hence no royalties to produce it.

I'm sure the FM cruiser is loosely based on the 57 Chevy. Man if hasbro produced that and not MGA it would be $300 easy. Cuz you know space age plastic.