this looks so good i so want this it is so nice

Our daughter loves the Bratz so she was excited to receive this bus for Christmas. We noticed that she was getting very frustrated at the simple task of trying to shut the doors. At 7 years old we knew she could do this on her own. I looked at the bus and the doors will not stay closed and then they fall off very easily. This toy was not much fun as even a child knows you should not be driving with all of your doors hanging open. Short of duct taping the doors shut, these doors will pop open as soon as you take your hand off of them! She is disgusted with the bus and although she loves her Bratz, this is one toy that will be in our next box to be donated.

I bought this for my granddaughter for Christmas. It was on sale for half off or I never would have paid that much for it. The Lil' Bratz dolls are difficult to dress because they are so small and the clothes are tight. We have the Lil' Bratz Loungin' Loft, also. The furniture is a joke. They're flimsy plastic pieces that don't stay together very well. This was bought very cheap at a store "doorbuster" sale. I wouldn't have purchased it at the regular price. (I wouldn't have bought it at all if I'd known how flimsy the pieces are.) I must say I am highly disappointed the Bratz collection. VERY pricey and VERY flimsy. I'm afraid Mattel's Barbie and Polly Pockets have it over these products all the way!! I will not purchase anymore Bratz products.

And I only let my 5 year old buy a selected few of the Lil Bratz stuff because I think the bigger Bratz dolls are just getting way to "teenagish" for her. At 5 years old, the last thing I want her thinking about is hair do's & makeup. But I got her the Lil Bratz Sno Lodge (total piece of junk) along with the Lil Winter Dolls which are really cute & this van, (...) She absolutely LOVES this van & it's really not that bad. I think if you have a Lil Bratz fan this would be one of the few great additions they have right now for these dolls. My daughter has already gotten so much enjoyment from playing with it with her Lil Bratz dolls that to me it was well worth(...).

Why is this vehicle about 3 times the price of a similar vehicle sold in the boy's sections of toy aisles? Is it because of the tiny plastic junk that kids immediately lose that comes with it, or the brand name on it? My daughter wants to play with "cars" but the other little girls make fun of her for it. I thought buying a "girls" car would help her socially while allowing her to pursue her interests, but I don't understand why the "pink" aisles (Go stand at the end and look down them) have to charge at least twice as much for the same quality.