Detailed LEGO Technic build available at a huge discount at Amazon

18/01/202418/01/2024 Chris Wharfe 1030 Views 1 Comment

Start your engines and race over to Amazon for a podium-worthy discount on one of the best LEGO Technic cars available right now.

42154 2022 Ford GT cruised on to shelves in March last year for a respectable £104.99, which is already a pretty fair price for the 1,466-piece model. But Amazon has slashed the price of the cool dark blue roadster down to just £84 in the UK, which is equivalent to a 20% saving – or a bargain for what’s in the box. This is the latest 1:12 scale Technic vehicle, and arguably the best.

Finished in classic dark blue with a raft of interactive features (more on those further down), 42154 2022 Ford GT celebrates the history of the iconic racer through the lens of its modern-day version. It’s much cheaper than the LEGO Group’s 1:8 scale Technic supercars (like 42143 Ferrari Daytona SP3), but isn’t lacking for detail as a result – and therefore constitutes the perfect middle ground for gearheads.

So, those functions and features: as well as a fully-equipped interior – which includes a handle to adjust the car’s spoiler – 42154 2022 Ford GT boasts a V6 engine with moving pistons and full steering capability. That’s a perfect recipe for driving it around your desk in downtime during meetings. (We won’t tell if you won’t.) It also has an opening bonnet, rear-wheel drive with differential and an opening bonnet.

If you want to take 42154 2022 Ford GT for a test drive for yourself, head over to Amazon and snap it up at this discounted price while you can. Amazon LEGO deals are historically short-lived, so don’t be surprised if the price has changed by the time you get there – but do keep an eye on our LEGO deals page for more great bargains on LEGO Technic sets.

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Chris Wharfe

I like to think of myself as a journalist first, LEGO fan second, but we all know that’s not really the case. Journalism does run through my veins, though, like some kind of weird literary blood – the sort that will no doubt one day lead to a stress-induced heart malfunction. It’s like smoking, only worse. Thankfully, I get to write about LEGO until then.