18-Pack Mini Car Party Favors

It is always hard to find party favors that the kids just aren't going to throw away in 5 minutes. Most kids love legos so these were a hit. They are compatible with Lego and seem similar in quality. They are small easy to build cars. They are surprise packs so you don't know what you got till it is open. The instructions were basic and easy but very compact. They are a bit more expensive than a lot of other party favors but that the only down side.

The blind-bag format makes these more fun than handing out the same small favor to everyone. Each child gets a little surprise, and the different vehicles give them something they can compare, trade, and play with after the build is finished.I like that each bag contains a complete mini model with its own instructions, so there is no sorting out shared pieces or figuring out who gets what. The mix of sports cars, trucks, and novelty vehicles should also help keep the assortment from feeling repetitive.These seem especially useful for birthday goodie bags, classroom rewards, or holiday exchanges where you want something more interactive than candy or a tiny plastic trinket.

These are a gamble on the one hand (blind bags!). On the other, individual instructions make these excellent gifts. Even better, I defy you to try to find a better classroom gift set for around $1.50 a pop. They're both obviously not IP specific AND attempting to be "close enough" that they can still catch THAT market (you know the one). Still, this is a solid set of kits!

These are fantastic party favors, piñata loot, and all around just whenever gift! I gave them to my three kids, ages 6-13 and they loved them!! These pieces are small and we had to chase a few pieces around the kitchen. Each packet comes with instructions laid out just like lego instructions. No "reading" necessary, just need to follow the diagrams.When the other grandkids come I will give them each one to occupy their time. At $1.42 a car this price is over the moon! Gobs of fun!!

Once the builds were done, the trading started. Everyone suddenly had a very strong opinion about which vehicle was best.

These come in blind bags, which make them really great for gifting.Brick quality are excellent, along with the googly eye prints on the windows.Impressed by the quality, and surprised by the size of these. They were much bigger than I was expecting.

This 18-pack of mini vehicle building toys is a great option for birthday parties, classroom rewards, and goodie bags. The blind bag format adds a fun surprise element, making it exciting for kids to discover which vehicle they get. I like that the pack includes plenty of individual bags, so they’re easy to hand out during parties or use as small prizes. They also make a nice non-candy treat for kids ages 6–12, especially those who enjoy building toys and vehicles. The compact size makes them convenient for treasure boxes, party favors, and other special occasions. Overall, this is a versatile set for sharing a little extra fun with a group of kids.

I ordered these for my son’s car themed birthday party and they are honestly so perfect. I love that. They’re like the little cars characters. They even have the googly eyes, but these are such fun little Lego activities for them to put together. The overall qualities is good. There’s so many fun characters. These are perfect for party favors. just a fun Lego building project. They’re very verse so they can be used in a lot of different ways. Overall, really impressed with the quality and with the price I would definitely order these again.

Every car in this set has its own personality. They all have big cartoon eyes on the windshield, and each one looks different. There's a red race car, a fire truck, a police car, a pink ice cream truck, a little red carriage with gold wheels, and a bunch of fun everyday cars. There are 18 in all, and each one comes in its own sealed surprise bag.Not knowing which car is inside is what made it exciting. The kids tore the bags open, then raced to build theirs first. Each bag has its own small instruction sheet with clear pictures, so they could follow along without much help. The cars take a little longer than a tiny toy, which is a good thing. It keeps kids busy and gives them something to be proud of when they're done.The best part is that the wheels really spin. Once the cars were built, the kids were racing them across the floor and lining them up to see whose went the farthest. The bricks hold together well, even with all the rolling and bumping. A few small pieces like mirrors popped off once or twice, but they snapped right back on.The colors are bright and fun, and the finished cars are a nice size for small hands. With 18 different cars, it's great value for a birthday party, a classroom prize box, or stocking stuffers. If your kids like cars and building, this one is an easy win.

As always, GLIKID did a great job with this set! You get 18 different vehicle builds, each packaged in its own blind bag with all the necessary pieces and a small folded instruction sheet. The instructions are easy to follow, and my 7-year-old was able to build several of them without help. The parts snapped together easily and were all correctly sized/manufactured. I also love that every vehicle is different, so there's a fun element of surprise when opening each bag.These would be great for party favors, gifts, or anyone who enjoys building blocks or collecting vehicles (or my son wants to combine sets to make his own variations !) Just keep in mind that these contain small parts, so follow the recommended age guidelines.Overall, I'm highly satisfied with this set. Great variety, cost efficient for something unique that's not junk, fun builds, and a nice option for gifting!

We picked these up to hand out on Halloween. We like giving the kids with the best costumes something besides the same old chocolate or candy, and a little building kit fits the bill.The packets are bigger than I expected, which makes each one feel like a real prize instead of a throwaway. They’re obviously not the big name bricks, but they should still be fun to put together.I haven’t opened one to build it yet, so I can’t speak to how well the pieces fit. As a non-candy treat to set aside for the standout costumes, though, they look like a winner.

While building these, I realized the construction itself can be a little frustrating at times. Some of the pieces look very similar, so you really have to pay close attention to the details. I had to take apart my first build because I missed small details, and the instructions are somewhat compressed and mediocre. It definitely requires some patience and emotional regulation, which younger children may not have fully developed yet.That said, the instructions are clear enough that I think an 8+ child could successfully build these with a little patience. The outside of the box shows the different car designs you could potentially get, while each individual bag is a mystery, which adds a fun surprise element.The set comes packaged in one large box containing 18 individual bags with a small sheet of instructions printed on both sides.I've built three of the different designs so far, and none were missing any pieces. The pieces are thick, sturdy, and feel durable. They snap together easily and stay together fairly well once assembled.Overall, I think these make really fun party favors. At the current price of $25.49, you're getting 18 individual builds for about $1.42 each, which I think is a pretty good value.

Great set. The mini vehicles are really cute once assembled & the variety across the 18 designs -- sports cars, fire trucks, ice cream trucks, classic cars -- keeps it interesting. The instructions are easy to follow for kids 8 & up; younger than that, some adult help will probably be needed.I end up making goodie bags for a lot of events every year between my boys' teams, parties, & activities, & these are a great addition to the rotation. My older boys built theirs quickly & were happy with the results. Decent quality & a great value for 18 bags at this price.5 stars.

The Glikid 18 Pack Party Favors for Kids, Mini Vehicle Building Sets is such a great surprise for your party guests. At children’s parties I always like to have something to give each child as sometimes the maturity level leads to jealousy and it’s also just an appreciative thing to do.The mini vehicle party favors each come in their own brightly designed package. Wash is a quality piece with no sharp edges. They come with detailed illustrated instructions for ease of assembly.I recommend these small items as gifts for your next party. Perfect ability level for younger children.

Our after school program kids loved it. It has multiple bags or different toy car legos. We had them race to see who can make it the fastest. Recommended.

My daughter teaches elementary school and also likes building-block sets herself; I don’t know whether she’ll hand these out to her students or keep them for her own enjoyment! Glikid makes a lot of cute little sets (we have several) and this one is no different. They’re also compatible with the big-name-brand blocks which is a plus. There is a happily-surprising amount of detail/complexity in each individual vehicle (but not overwhelming). At just over a dollar per vehicle at time of review, this set makes for great, affordable party favors/event giveaways. The “blind bag” packaging for each vehicle adds a little mystery if given out as party favors (and if they take them home before opening, eliminates the “but I wanted the one Timmy got!” complaints).

If my options are the ones shown on the page, I don't think I am going to be giving any of these toy cars away. I will have a display case or empty shelf ready to place them all, when completed.

These are fantastic little party favors and exactly the kind of thing kids get excited about. I’ve purchased similar blind bag building sets before, and they’ve always been a hit, so I had high expectations for these. They definitely delivered.What I like most is that each bag contains an actual activity and a toy. Instead of a simple trinket that gets tossed aside after a few minutes, kids get the fun of opening a mystery bag, building the vehicle, and then playing with the finished result. It makes the experience much more memorable than typical goodie bag fillers.The blind bag element adds even more excitement. Kids love the surprise of discovering which vehicle they received, and the variety encourages trading and comparing builds with friends. The assortment of different cars and trucks keeps things interesting and gives each child something unique.The builds are also a great size. They’re simple enough for kids to complete without frustration but detailed enough to feel like a real accomplishment once they’re finished. It’s the perfect balance of fun and challenge.For parties, classroom rewards, treasure boxes, or holiday gifts, these are hard to beat. The individual packaging makes them incredibly convenient to hand out, and they feel like a more thoughtful alternative to candy or disposable toys.Overall, these are excellent party favors that provide entertainment, creativity, and a keepsake all in one. Based on my experience with similar sets and the reaction kids typically have to them, I think they’re a great value and an easy recommendation.

Forget the sports cars. My kid was all about the ice cream truck and spent the afternoon making a pretend ice cream stop.

We already had enough candy in the favor bags. Adding a small vehicle to build made the bags feel a bit more thoughtful.

These went into our classroom reward bin. Having an actual little project in there was a nice change of pace.

Cars were the birthday theme, so these fit right in. I added a thank-you tag to each pack and called the favors done.

Honestly, I would rather send a kid home with a tiny build than another noisy plastic whistle.

We put these out before cake. For a few minutes the table was surprisingly quiet while everyone figured out their little vehicles.

Opening the blind bags got almost as much attention as the building. Everyone wanted to see which vehicle the next person had.

We ended up keeping the box for ourselves. Building a vehicle here and there has been more fun than opening everything at once.

The box of separate bags saved me some favor prep. I just added each one to a gift bag with a snack.

I wasn't looking for a big present. Just a few small surprises for kids who enjoy building, and this was the sort of thing I had in mind.