Vintage Children's Pedal Car (Early Car Style)

This is a vintage children's pedal car, designed to mimic the aesthetics of an early 20th-century automobile, likely from the 1920s or 1930s era given its styling. The main body of the car appears to be constructed from metal, possibly pressed steel, finished in a matte black or very dark gray paint, showing some wear and a slightly textured appearance. The prominent front grille is light-colored, possibly cream or light gray, with vertical slats, reminiscent of classic car grilles. Flanking the grille are two distinct headlights with clear lenses and chrome-like bezels, and below them are two small, light-colored fenders. The front wheels are solid red with red hubcaps, contrasting sharply with the dark body and light fenders. The rear wheels, though mostly obscured, also appear to be red. The car features a red seat and a black steering wheel, suggesting a classic color scheme. A steering column and possibly a pedal mechanism extends towards the front axle. Visible wear includes scuffs, paint loss, and minor surface imperfections consistent with age and use as a child's toy. The construction indicates a durable, utilitarian design typical of early pedal cars. There are no obvious maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The overall condition suggests it is well-preserved for its age, though it exhibits the expected patina and signs of playful encounters.