This set is a 1:12 replica of the real-life 2022 Ford GT, measuring 15" long, 7" wide, and 3.5" tall and comprised of 1,466 brick pieces. Authentic features include a V6 engine with moving pistons (the hood can be opened so you can admire this well after the build is completed), independent suspension on all wheels, front-axle steering, and a rear-wheel drive with differential. It's all decked out in a dark blue "paintjob" with white racing stripes, For you brick collectors, the dark blue brick pieces are rather uncommon, so extra points here for getting a unique and pleasing color instead of the more boring and ubiquitous gray, brown, and black bricks or the questionably aesthetic lime green ones.
At this price you're paying only about 5.7 cents per brick with plenty of shape variety. That's a great value, especially since this is a themed kit with a licensed real-world car model. Also, the current crop of LEGO Technic values is heavily tilted towards Formula 1 race cars, so if the traditonal car body is more your style, there aren't too many options to choose from. Here are other similarly sized Technic cars and their current prices. The 2022 Ford GT is a phenomenally better value!
- Lamborghini Revuelto (1,135 pieces, 16"x6.5"x3.5") for $189.99
- Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 (1,639 pieces, 25"x9.5"x5.5") for $229.99
- Ferrari SF-24 F1 (1,361 pieces, 24"x9.5"x5") for $229.99
- McLaren Formula 1 (1,434 pieces, 25.5"x5.5"x5") for $199.99
- Peugeot 9X8 24H Le Mans Hypercar (1,775 pieces, 19.5"x9"x5") for $99.99
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