Allegiance: Autobot
Alternate Mode: Nissan 280ZX Police Car
Height: 2cm Length: 5.5cm Width: 2.5cm
There's not really much to this car mode, which is understandable at this scale. The wheels do not turn, although the doors open as part of the transformation. It's quite remarkable for the size, though - not only is it clearly Prowl, but it's unmistakably a Nissan.
On mine the right arm has a slight tendency to pop off, but he's otherwise quite solid - my Smallest Sideswipe has a few pieces that are keen on detaching.
Height: 5cm Width: 4cm
The colours match the original - the black and white hood is his chest, the head is white with red antennae and a silver face, that has moulded eyes and a mouth - although you've virtually got to swallow him to see them. His arms are white with black forearms, his groin is black, thighs silver and the rear of the car becomes his boots, although as mentioned this section no longer separates. They did add in a moulded groove on the rear windscreen to simulate a gap between the shins.
Aside from the legs not separating, the only dimension that's even slightly off is the gap between the thighs - which is a tad narrower than it should be. On the whole, this is a fantastic Prowl. The front wheels sit on top of his shoulders rather than behind, but considering how complex the arms were on the original I'm willing to excuse this version for simplifying his 1cm arms.
The poseability is limited to his shoulders swivelling, which allows him to point his fists to the sides, and the waist rotating. This is all for the transformation.
Despite the slight loss of poseability, this is a wonderful reproduction of G1 Prowl considering the size and price. He has all of Prowl's major features, like the door-wings, face, taillight toes and front bumper chest. He lacks the missile launchers, but Prowl never wore those in the cartoon anyway.