Look through the 21st-century equivalent of the Argos Catalogue (i.e. the internet) and you'll see how much some LEGO cars can go for. Just as a LEGO Death Star or robotic Technic kit were once the most expensive and complex kits, some LEGO car models can now seep into the hundreds and require a Masters degree in engineering to properly work it all.
But not all is lost, there are plenty of smaller, simpler LEGO models that are completely licensed that you can pick up for reasonable sums.
These models may lack sophisticated suspension and detailed engines of larger models, but are infinitely easier to build and will offer plenty of fun, no matter your age. In short, the Speed Champion cars are an excellent
The best LEGO Speed Champion sets
LEGO Speed Champions Lamborghini Countach

Brick Bertone

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Tried and tested by Senior Commercial Content Writer Chris Williams: "Wedge-shaped and
LEGO Speed Champions Lotus Evija

Incredible attention to detail
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Tried and tested by Commercial Content Editor Adam Binnie: "Easily one of the most visually
Hyper car performance

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Icon in LEGO form

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Boxy, blocky rally car

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If you're after something a little different and want to tackle the muddy roads of a rally stage,
A modern LEGO Ferrari

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Something for the drifters

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The new Toyota Supra has certainly divided fans with its BMW underpinnings. This Speed Champions
Ultimate McLaren supercar (for now)

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During a period of wild and experimental styling, the 512 still managed to stand out. Now you can
Vantage point

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For years Aston Martin has been at the top of cars you can classify as bewitching. With a brace of