RMZ City BMW M550i 1:36 Diecast Car – Pull-Back Toy with Opening Doors, Black
RMZ City BMW M550i 1:36 Diecast Car – Pull-Back Toy with Opening Doors, Black
The RMZ City BMW M550i 1:36 diecast car is a black zinc-alloy model with opening doors and a pull-back friction motor. Measuring about 6 inches long and weighing under 0.4 pounds, it works as a toy for children aged 3 and up or as a small collectible.
Size and Weight at a Glance
| Scale | 1:36 |
| Length | Approx. 6 inches (15 cm) |
| Width | Approx. 2.6 inches |
| Height | Approx. 2.6 inches |
| Weight | Approx. 0.36 pounds (163 g) |
Zinc-Alloy Build and Realistic Interior
The body is diecast from zinc alloy, with plastic trim and rubber tires. The interior shows molded seats and dashboard details. The black paint is sprayed on using non-toxic materials, so there are no harmful substances in the finish. Small exterior trim pieces like the grille and headlights are separate plastic parts.
How the Pull-Back and Opening Doors Work
This model runs on a simple friction motor: push the car backward on a flat surface, release it, and it rolls forward. Both side doors swing open on small hinges, letting you see the cabin. To get the car out of the box, you’ll need a small Phillips screwdriver (not included) to remove two screws from the bottom. Once those are loose, the car is ready to play with or display.
What Age Is This Toy Suitable For?
The manufacturer recommends the car for children 3 years and older. It contains small parts that can be a choking hazard, so adult supervision is needed for younger kids. The metal body is sturdy, but if you use it as a decoration, place it somewhere it won’t get knocked over to avoid paint chipping.
A Present for Car Enthusiasts
This diecast BMW M550i works well as a Christmas or birthday gift for kids who like toy cars, or for adults who collect 1:36 models. It comes in a box ready for wrapping. Because the paint is non-toxic and the materials are safe when used as intended, it’s a low-worry option for parents.
Common Questions Buyers Ask
Does the car come with a screwdriver?
No. The package includes the car with two screws holding it in place, but you need to supply your own small Phillips screwdriver to remove them.
Can the wheels turn freely?
The wheels roll forward and backward. They are not designed to steer—the pull-back action moves the car straight ahead.
Is the model fragile?
The body is zinc alloy, which is fairly durable for a diecast toy. But dropping it onto a hard floor may chip the paint or break plastic parts. The rubber tires provide some grip.