If you like Lego Technic and Formula 1, you’ll want to check out the incredible deal on the popular McLaren race car model kit this week. The 1,432-piece Lego Technic McLaren Formula 1 Race Car is discounted to only $128 (was $200) at Amazon and Target. The $72 discount is technically available through Saturday, October 25, but we’d expect both retailers to sell out before then. During Walmart’s July deals event, the retailer had this same set for $125, and it didn’t stick around for more than a day or two.
This could very well be your last opportunity to buy the Lego Technic McLaren for a low price, too. The set is marked as “retiring soon” on the Lego Store–it’s full price directly from Lego–which means when Amazon and Target sell out, they may never restock the McLaren again. In the coming weeks or months, the McLaren will only be available from third-party resellers. If you miss out on the McLaren deal or are interested in picking up smaller F1 Lego sets, all 10 Lego Speed Champions Formula 1 Race Cars are on sale for new low prices at Amazon.
Both retailers have great deals on two other large Lego Technic building sets that are retiring soon. The 1,478-piece Yamaha MT-10 Motorcycle is $192 (was $240), and the 1,913-piece NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle LRV is down to $176 (was $220).
This Lego Technic McLaren F1 Race Car looks like an exciting build! It’s always a bummer when a popular set retires. Great to see a discount for those who want to grab it before it’s gone!
Absolutely! It’s definitely a unique set, especially with the intricate details that capture the essence of a real F1 car. Plus, it would make a great display piece once completed!
I agree, the attention to detail in the Lego Technic McLaren F1 Race Car really sets it apart. It’s impressive how they managed to replicate the mechanics of a real race car, making it a great choice for both collectors and motorsport fans. It’s definitely worth considering before it retires!
Absolutely, the intricate design truly captures the essence of a real McLaren F1 car. Plus, those moving parts add an extra layer of fun for builders. It’s a great opportunity to own a piece of automotive history in Lego form!