A car carrier is the toy that makes a child put their cars away. Six die-cast cars slot into the two decks of this blue and orange transporter, the ramp folds down at the back, and loading becomes the game rather than the chore it is with a toy box.

The truck measures 14.7 inches long, 4 inches wide and 6.9 inches tall, and each die-cast car is about 2.7 inches long — near enough the size most Pakistani households already own by the handful, so cars that came from other sets usually fit the bays too.

Three bays sit on the upper deck and three below. The rear ramp folds down so cars roll off in order, and the whole thing pushes along on six chunky orange wheels, which is the other half of the play: load it, drive it across the room, unload it, repeat.

The cars are die-cast bodies on plastic chassis, in six colours with printed racing graphics. They roll freely, so they work with any ramp or track a child already has and go straight back into the carrier at the end.

It suits about three years and up. There is nothing to charge and nothing to switch on, so it survives being left under a bed for a month and works again the moment it comes out. Parents buy it for the tidying; children buy it for the ramp.

The Safencia price is Rs. 5,750 with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Stock, your city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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