Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have a deep love of the Fast & Furious franchise so when I stumbled on this set I thought it was pretty neat. Not too flashy or gimmicky, can pass for just a nice muscle car build without needing the movie tie in. Obviously it is not as intricate or detailed as some of the larger and more expensive Technic car models(Porsche, Lambo, Bugatti), but for what you're paying it's a pretty decent set. The doors open, working suspension, opening trunk and hood, pistons run, the visible timing chain moves, and hand-of-god steering(the steering wheel is decorative only; steering is done via a knob at the back of the car). And to top it off the hidden prop under the car that can be raised or lowered to provide the "action" of a wheelie from the first movie is nice for display purposes. The downside is, with all of that packed in and a relatively cheap price tag, some of the details are lacking. The axles stick out beyond the wheels, which is the same on the door handles. The seat exists solely to say there is a seat. The roll cage and some of the trim representing chrome is awkward. I give credit to the designer for making this happen, but I would have preferred a slightly higher price for a little more attention to detail, or leaving off some of the details you don't see in order to focus more on the ones you do. Bottom line it's a nice set and has a lot of value for what it is, but it is not on par with some of the larger licensed cars.

Easy to build, it is an awesome car, I would recommend this product, but I think it is a little expensive

very cool toll for a 12 year old definitely will buy more around holidays but a lil pricey though

EXPENSIVE but worth it. Good for car livers or people into legos