Quick answer
Both Rufus Patrick and Rufus Bertie are canine-driven racing cars from the same Rollin' Icons line, but the key difference is price: Patrick costs USD 50.05, while Bertie runs USD 56.21. The choice comes down to which character name and slight price variation appeals more to you.
Same iconic line, different names
Rufus Patrick and Rufus Bertie share the same core design: a palm-sized, canine-driven racing car that's meant for both kids who play and adults who collect. The catalog describes both as 'the coolest canine-driven racing car we have ever seen,' so you can expect identical build quality and styling cues from the Rollin' Icons series.
Because no specific functional or visual differences are listed in the product specifications, the practical distinction between the two models is limited to their price point and character identity. If you are after a specific nameplate for your shelf or gifting, the label becomes the deciding factor.
Price trade-off: budget vs. character preference
At USD 50.05, the Rufus Patrick is the more affordable entry into the Rufus family. The Rufus Bertie costs USD 56.21 — about 12% more. Both are marked down from a list price of USD 77.00, so you get the same discount percentage regardless of which you pick.
The price gap is not tied to any disclosed extra features. You pay extra for the Bertie name alone. If your collection has room for only one, Patrick leaves you with a bit more cash for another Playforever model.
How to decide between Patrick and Bertie
- Check the price difference: Patrick costs USD 50.05, Bertie costs USD 56.21. Both are USD 77.00 list price, so you save the same percentage. Ask if the extra USD 6.16 for Bertie matters to your budget.
- Choose by character name: No functional specs separate the two. If the name 'Patrick' fits your collection theme or the recipient's preference, go Patrick. If 'Bertie' sounds better, pick Bertie. Either way you get the same Rollin' Icons build.
- Consider future collection balance: If you plan to own multiple Rufus models later, starting with the cheaper Patrick leaves room for a second car. If you only want one, pick whichever name feels right. The decision is purely about budget and the nameplate — neither car gives you more features or better quality.
Quick facts about each model
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Rufus Patrick: Rollin' Icons for kids who play and adults that keep. Introducing Rufus, the coolest canine-driven racing car we have ever seen! Rufus Patrick is the lower-priced option at USD 50.05, making it the safer pick if you want the same iconic look while saving a few dollars.
Rufus Patrick
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Rufus Bertie: Rollin' Icons for kids who play and adults that keep. Introducing Rufus, the coolest canine-driven racing car we have ever seen! Rufus Bertie costs USD 56.21 and carries a distinct character name, which might matter if you are gifting a specific name or prefer the Bertie label on your shelf.
Rufus Bertie
Which one should you buy?
Best for
- Buyers who want the cheapest entry into the Rufus line and don't mind the name
- Collectors focused on value who will spend the saved USD 6.16 on another model
Not for
- Gift-givers who need a specific character name — go with the nameplate the recipient prefers even if it costs more
