Short guide. For the full comparison: Every licensed ride-on we track
What licensing means
A licensed ride-on (for example a Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Toyota or Can-Am model) is produced under an agreement with the vehicle brand, so it can use the real name, badges and styling.
Licensing does not mean the car maker designed, tested or certified the ride-on. The ride-on is made by a toy manufacturer, and its quality depends on that manufacturer.
Unbranded look-alikes
Some listings use a real car name in the title for a vehicle that is only styled to look similar. Where a listing does not clearly say a model is officially licensed, Tiny Whips does not mark it as licensed.
How to compare them
Compare licensed and non-licensed models on the same specs: maximum load, voltage, motors, wheels, remote, parts and warranty. Pay extra for the badge only if it matters to your child.


