The grandson is crazy about cars, so it was no surprise when he spotted this at a car boot sale with his Mum not so long ago and wanted it! He asked nicely and it only cost two pounds second hand so the daughter was happy with this. I've looked it up on Amazon for a price, and it's a shocking £16.97 on there! No way is any 52 minute children's DVD worth that price! Look around and you'll find it cheaper elsewhere. Play.com has it for £11.99 and ebay sellers are selling it new for under ten pounds which is much more appropriate. The DVD is an entertaining one that's great for children of around three to six years I think, maybe a bit older for real car ...  Read the complete review

Brrrrrruuuummmmm !!!!!!!! Such a lovely little show, My little boy loves cars so to watch a programme about a little car that comes to life well he loved it... Brum is a mini replica of a Austin 7 convertible,He is controlled by himself and can express himself by bouncing up and down,shining his lights,and opening & closing his doors.Each episode begins in the same way with Brum sneaking off into the town to go and have an adventure....Brum is filmed in birmingham hence the name of the programme and you often see brum whizzing past certain parts of the town people might recognise. We looked high and low to find him a dvd of the show as they were ...  Read the complete review

My 2 year old son and his sister absolutely loves this programme.From start to finish,they are glued to the TV. This little car does everything he can to help others who has got into trouble.There are no words to this programme,it is just music in the background all the way through,with the little help of Brums horn beeping from time to time. When I first seen this little yellow car,I thought it would not last atall,but it has made a great impact and the children seem to love watching it. So now I decided to buy the DVD of Brum for my children,and they sit and watch the whole lot without a squeek,and I am able to get on with my daily chores.The ...  Read the complete review

You would think nothing of Brum a half scale replica of 1920's Austin 7. Tucked away in a car collection museum. Brum comes to life as the door is opened every morning. Brum's engines start and slowly it sneaks out, over a bridge and into the big town, Birmingham, mind you the name is not mentioned anymore. Brum is a crime fighter for children. In every show it catches a criminal up to no good. Brum has aired on TV for at least 20 years. In this particular DVD Brum goes to the airport where it has to tackle thieves even on planes. Everybody is glad that Brum is there because it saves the day. There are no talking characters in the Brum ...  Read the complete review