Gold Kiwi's toy car GPS receiver with Bluetooth

Sure, a GPS receiver designed for in-car use is far from unique, but an actual geo-locator disguised as a car is an entirely different animal. AVing was able to sneak a peek at a new SiRF Star III GPS receiver that throws a unique twist on your more vanilla alternatives. Apparently manufactured under a "Gold Kiwi" moniker, the tiny vehicle also sports Bluetooth capability, but a built-in sound system and handsfree support couldn't be verified. While we have our doubts about these undercover receivers wheeling their way to American shores, you might want to double-check the undercarriage of the next Hot Wheels toy you buy -- unless, of course, you don't mind the far-fetched possibility of bringing an unsolicited tracking device into your home.

[Via NaviGadget]

[Zack -Atlanta @ Nov 1st 2006 8:17PM]

Wow! I have GOT to get this for some of my "friends". LOL. What i wonder...why did they amke it something a 5 year old would want to play with, and what would they want with a five year old? Unless their tracking the parent that is gonna get their 5-year old that toy for the holidays, this seems like it has some great uses for suprise parties or practical jokes!

[C Watters @ Jul 16th 2007 12:39PM]

When you leave it on the dashboard it looks like a CHEAP child's toy, not an expensive GPS unit. Less interesting to a thief.

[zack @ Jul 16th 2007 5:49PM]

oh!
haha sorry i get it now
wow thats a cool idea
ha i bet my mom will put that on my car next time i visit.
very smart though