Description
The Moxie Girlz Art-titude Radio Controlled Vehicle features a sunroof and includes a radio controlled wireless remote. Express your Art-titude by fashionably colouring your car.
Info Sheet
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Delivery
This item will be shipped with Australia Post e-Parcel.
FREE DELIVERY Australia Wide on orders over $99
OR flat fee of $9.95 for orders under $99 (combine multiple items)
Tracking information will be emailed to you shortly after the item is shipped.
All parcels from Playdex require signature on delivery.
This item can be picked up from our warehouse in Penrith NSW.
Q: Can I save when I combine multiple items?
A: Yes, you can add multiple items to your cart and pay only $9.95 for the whole order. If your order value exceeds $99 you will receive free delivery!
Q: Can I combine this item with bulky courier goods in one order?
A: Yes, simply add all desired items to cart and enter your postcode to calculate your delivery charge (bulky courier goods do not qualify for free delivery).
Q: When will I receive my order?
A: After the order has been dispatched the following delivery times apply:
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Major Cities |
Regional |
| New South Wales |
1-2 days |
1-3 days |
| Victoria |
1-3 days |
2-4 days |
| Queensland |
1-3 days |
2-5 days |
| South Australia |
2-4 days |
2-5 days |
| Tasmania |
2-4 days |
3-8 days |
| Western Australia |
3-6 days |
4-8 days |
| Northern Territory |
3-6 days |
4-10 days |
| Australian Capital Territory |
1-2 days |
1-3 days |
| Estimates provided by Australia Post and are expressed in business days only (excluding weekends and public holidays). Delays can occur during busy periods. |
Payment
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Brand Information
The Moxie dolls are reminiscent of Bratz, having the distinct pop on/off feet and long hair, but with features consisting of large eyes and proportioned noses and mouths fitting to their head-size.
Moxie Girls were meant to replace Bratz, given that Mattel sued MGA over the original design. However, Bratz returned to the market in August 2010.
The girls are advertised as having positive attitudes and creativity.
Their activities reflect that of the "average girl": dance, sports, cheerleading, playing instruments, singing, having parties, and socializing.
The Moxie girls themselves have their own themed objects such as: a computer, stereo, karaoke machine, bracelet charm, ragdoll and a companion called Moxiemini.
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