The placement of the boxes doesn’t help. In case you were thinking that the labels were Photoshopped, allow me to show you the images from the Walmart.com pages for the two kiddie cars shown above. Here’s the SRT Viper…
…and here’s the police cruiser…
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Appreciate the need to be sensitive to racial profiles/stereotypes, but I think this is a bit oversensitive. Of course, the placement of the boxes doesn't help, but that's not Kid Trax's issue, that's WalMart's.
It's actually odd that you take issue with this - is there something that bothers you about the black kid cruising in a nice car like the Viper?