Gotta start ’em young—remember when we used to be impressed by adults’ driving skills on social media? Nowadays, it seems that small children have taken the wheel, with Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok being taken over by little ones that handle their tiny vehicles like it’s nothing. Case in point with Isaac, an Australian kid who seems to love offroading more than anything else in the world.
Isaac enjoys many forms of motoring, albeit all of his machines are powered by batteries, as usually happens with such toys. However, he doesn’t solely stick to driving—seeing the little one riding a dirtbike with training wheels fitted is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
And a little teardrop camper and a… tiny tiny house are among the things the boy tows. Speaking of which, his coolest adventure—at least to these eyes—is getting behind one of his Toyota Hiluxes (not this Bugatti-rivaling 2JZ Hilux) and backing up a trailer with a mini fishing boat straight into the water. And, as anybody who’s had to deal with a small trailer before, handling this is no easy task.
Judging by his appearance, Isaac is about three years old, so, naturally, he’s assisted by his father. The latter started releasing YouTube and Instagram videos about Isaac’s Driving Adventures back in 2021.
Dad is helping Isaac with the remote control, or at least he used to
And, as you browse through these clips, you can see Isaac getting more control of his tiny vehicles—at first, these were simply driven by his dad via the usual remote control feature, which can naturally overrule what the kid behind the wheel does. And while we’re talking about such matters, note he is wearing safety gear like a life vest or a helmet when the situation demands it.
Most of the electric toys Isaac drives are not Power Wheels (neither is this 60 mph-capable toy), but Chinese versions that allow the budget to include a larger collection. And the little one enjoys quite a garage, with the list of machines including a Ferrari and a Lamborghini.
Some of the goodies Isaac uses are homemade, as is the case with his car lift, the said trailer, and fishing boat. By the way, the boat even got a motor a while back, so this is pretty serious stuff.
And since the kid likes to change wheels and perform other such tasks himself, one can only imagine the kind of motorized adventures Isaac is going to enjoy a few years from now when he’s old enough to challenge his dad to a proper contest—if you’re seeking an example of this, you can stay in that part of the world, as drifting legend Mad Mike Whiddett‘s son Lincoln already has a few trophies in his cabinet.
