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Corgi iCar Moves to iPod’s Beat
Sunday, February 12th, 2006 at 3:00 PM - by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Corgi on Monday introduced iCar, a 1:24 scale replica Cadillac Escalade or Nissan 240SX that moves left to right and back and forth when an iPod, stereo, CD player or other music source is connected. Colored lights illuminate the vehicles’ wheel wells, rims, undercarriage, engine and trunk areas.
iCar can run in speaker-only mode, if preferred, and comes with its own music if the user doesn’t have a source to connect. It runs on the included three AAA batteries, or an AC adapter, and sells for US$34.99.
A product page was not available on Corgi’s Web site as iPod Observer posted this article.
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