Lego launches over a dozen new vehicle-themed sets, ranging from F1 racers to Fast and Furious favorites.
Kid-friendly Speed Champions minifig kits pair with demanding Technic builds.
The lineup expands like never before from the brand that's secretly the world's biggest tire maker.

A job at Lego ranks among the most enjoyable gigs, dreaming up exciting construction kits that delight children worldwide. Truth be told, plenty of those builders are adults in their 40s juggling homes and vehicle loans. Assembling Lego offers a welcome escape from adult duties.

Car enthusiasts know Lego's rich tradition of automotive models, from compact Speed Champions with minifigs to advanced Technic versions featuring working transmissions and controls. No need to stick to cars either: Lego now offers a replica of seven-time F1 winner Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari helmet, complete with a mini Lewis figure.

Lego rolls out a fresh batch of vehicle-inspired kits, appealing to racers, film buffs, and more. Check out these brick-packed boxes worth adding to your wishlist.

Speed Champions leads with rogue driving legends, real and imagined. Build a mini Ken Block with his cheeky grin beside the smoke-spewing Hoonicorn Mustang from Gymkhana fame. For movie vibes, grab the orange Supra from the original Fast and Furious, plus mini Brian O'Conner.

Thanks to its Formula 1 tie-in, Speed Champions covers the full F1 roster for fans to pick their squad and star. Adding diversity, an F1 Academy kit features a woman driver, perfect for young girls hooked on speed.

Technic delivers bigger F1 models, plus the Charger and Mitsubishi Eclipse from that debut Fast and Furious flick. Upcoming road stars include a Ferrari 488, a rugged Mercedes-Benz Unimog with operational air crane, and a Ford Mustang GT boasting swappable customization elements.

Capping it off, Lego adds the ultimate classic: a meticulously crafted Ford Model T at minifig scale. Ford-licensed, it boasts authentic white rubber wheels, a collapsible top, and a rotating engine crank.

These kits suit Lego vehicle lovers young and old. The upside? No premiums, no maintenance, and easy repairs with your own hands.

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Alex Rivera is an expert automotive journalist based in Vancouver, Canada. Raised tinkering with European classics, he matured amid Japan's tuner boom and started covering cars in 2010. He explores the human-machine bond, from obscure racing tales to animation icons' vehicle fixations. He's passed manual shifting skills to his kids, using their toy car passion as cover for his collection.