Peg Perego's John Deere Gator is better and "badder" than ever! The new John Deere Gator HPX has tires with increased tread, traction and styling that any child - or adult - will love! Little workers will tool around the yard as they help you with chores hauling everything in their huge dumping cargo bed with a tailgate that opens. A foot pedal accelerator and a 2-speed shifter means this vehicle travels 2 1/4 or 4 1/2 mph on grass, dirt or hard surfaces, and it goes in reverse. While kids enjoy all of the amazing features of the John Deere Gator HPX, including adjustable seats and a windshield, parents will appreciate the high-speed lockout that prevents beginners from going too fast. The high performance 12-volt rechargeable battery and recharger are included.
Customer Reviews:2009-11-18 (texas) | Rating: 5
Battery placement was not clearly thought of.2009-11-02 | Thaer (Ca, USA) | Rating: 2
Great little truck!2009-05-20 (Smithville, TX) | Rating: 5


Peg Perego has been in business for 60 years. The company was founded in Italy with the creation of a baby carriage, designed by Giuseppe Perego for his son, Lucio.
His carriage caught the attention of other parents who asked him to build one for them. Peg Perego was born. Today, Peg Perego remains a family owned company, now managed by Lucio Perego.
Peg Perego built their first U.S. factory in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1968. Today, the Fort Wayne facility consists of four buildings, totaling 414,000 sq ft.
Peg Perego children’s riding vehicles are perceived to be of the highest quality worldwide. In the late 50s and early 60s, Peg Perego (Italy) introduced children’s pedal-operated vehicles.
By 1966, Peg Perego had pioneered rechargeable battery powered vehicles and developed the operating standards used by all manufacturers of these vehicles today. In 1968 Peg Perego built a manufacturing plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana, under the leadership of Lucio Perego; Giuseppe Perego’s son.
Last year, Peg Perego re-invented children’s riding vehicles with a new higher level Source