Looks and runs exactly how it should and pricing was fair and not out of line of other, lesser-known brands.

Grandson loves this product. Plenty of room for his little sister. Helps us w the landscape daily. Worked right out of box w minimal assembly.

I have a 2 and 4 year old and they love the John Deere Gator XUV. It really does drive on grass and rocks. I was extremely impressed.

Great way to teach the kids respect for vehicles. Get rubber tires or screw old bike ties to the hard plastic tires. Huge difference in traction.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Price from store was very different in price online

I had 2 left hand seat handles needed a right instead. Made a phone call to perego and it was in my mailbox a few days later. Thanks

Worst instructions ever. There were 2 additional pages not in the actual manual. No order. No words, just small pictures.

tire split apart at the seems after 2 months of use and there is no replacement part in stock anywhere so waste of $373 :(

It was very easy to put together other than the windshield parts of the Gator. I like how they show how x2 kids can put it together. But, it doesn’t show them assembling the windshield. After a slice to a thumb and a tstab in the hand to try and pry the windshield wrap around the windshield to install it to the gator. But, as advertised it is great looking vehicle. My son loved his Christmas gift.

We have had the gator for 2 weeks now and it is a hit with everyone. Very easy for small children to use. Takes about 45 minutes to assemble (including the stickers). The parts were all manufactured well and fit as they should. Note: this ride on toy is fairly large, so have somewhere to park it once assembled. When picking it up form the store bring a truck. The box it comes in is huge. Rated it four (4) stars for this primary reason: there is no power or kill switch of any kind. My little guy jumps on it all of the time and just takes off, even when just sitting in it playing. This happened inside the house immediately after assembly... It needs a switch or key for parental control. Currently we keep the battery disconnect until we are supervised and ready to ride. We are interested to see how it holds up to regular use and abuse when all of his buddies are around.