Love the car that comes with the house. Bought six for grandchildren, both separate red one and yellow blue ones that come with houses. Except for one, every car had at least one wheel that didn't want to turn. Whoever was on the assembly lines didn't trim off the excess plastic when the wheels came out of the mold. All you have to do is get a tool with a small point and stick it between the inside of wheel and the axle and wiggle it around until it's loosened enough for the wheel to spin freely. The plastic is soft, so when I used an Xacto knife on the first one I scarred up the hub inside of wheel. A rounded point, like a large needle works better. It doesn't take much work -- just push the bit that should've been trimmed off away from the hub so it's not rubbing on the wheel.Just wish the house had a couple of more rooms, and that it came with a sink toilet for the bathroom and a stove, fridge, sink for a kitchen, and a couch, easy chair table for the living room.

My sone loves this and it was good quality.