Hop in and zoom around Barbie Land! This collectible Barbie® car recreates the iconic pink Corvette® seen in Barbie™ The Movie. With a curvy silhouette and retro trims, the vintage-inspired convertible is a piece of art on four wheels! It features a working trunk and doors, plus steerable, rolling wheels. Celebrating Barbie™ The Movie, it makes a great gift for fans and collectors alike! Doll not included. Colors and decorations may vary. So what about Ken Carson? (Yes, he has a last name too .) The muscle-bound doll—sorry dude, we can’t really call you an action figure—is two years younger and a half-inch taller than Barbie, but he looks up to her in the automotive department. In fact, we could find only two just-for-Ken automobiles: the 1984 Ken Dream ’Vette and the 2012–13 Ken Mini Cooper. (Not to rub it in , but Barbie’s little sister, Skipper, owns two Mercedes-Benzes.) The doors open as well! Even the steering wheel works -- spin it to watch the wheels turn in tandem.

The pink interior features white trim on the seats. A detailed dashboard and metallic rose gold accents add luxurious touches to the vehicle. Four years after getting her first Ferrari, Barbie welcomed her first Porsche. Available in white with hot pink interior or, well, white with hot pink interior, the German sports car has working headlights, so Barbie can see clearly on late-night runs to Taco Bell. (A Boxster came later.) Mat Watson, Chief Content Officer at carwow commented; “Not only is the Barbie Movie providing dream convertible inspiration but the UK’s enjoyed a streak of hot, dry weather since May too. On carwow, we’ve seen this translate into a larger than usual boost of online searches, inquiries, and sales of convertible cars. With consumers catching Barbie fever when it comes to other products, we anticipate we’ll see a big summer for convertible sales too.” It was a Ferrari F1 machine that was exclusively offered for sale at the 2004 International Barbie Doll Collections Convention in Chicago. For the ultimate collector experience, put a doll from the Barbie® movie collection behind the wheel! Dolls sold separately, subject to availability.SHARE OF THE WEEK: Pets at Home has swerved gloom felt by peers over past few years, but will resilience waver at its second quarter trading statement

Hop in to drive into imagination and off into adventure because with Barbie®, anything is possible! Graced with a vintage silhouette, this gleaming Corvette® sports retro finishes, white wall tires with chrome rims, and -- what else? -- two Barbie® license plates. INVESTING EXPLAINED: What you need to know about PIK Financing - where borrowers aim to save money by not paying interest during the loan term

Over the years, Barbie has proven herself a true petrolhead. Her first car was an Austin Healey 3000, and she has been behind the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz 190 SL and Ferrari 328 GTS. This time, all eyes will be on her trademark pink Chevrolet Corvette. And what did the fashionable 11.5-inch-tall doll drive in ’62? A Corvette, you say? Nah, Babs didn’t own America’s Sports Car until America celebrated its 200th birthday in 1976. An iconic Volkswagen Beetle? Nope, that came later too. Mattel decided the perfect car for a teenage girl living in cold-weather Wisconsin was … wait for it … an Austin-Healey 3000 MKII. Maybe it had snow tires? One thing it didn’t have was a top. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. Ford's legendary pony car, the Mustang, has also been a favourite of Barbie's through the years, with fans fondly remembering her cherry red 1994 example.