Speed Champions keeps getting better, and 2026 is a genuinely strong year for the lineup. Whether you're into Formula 1, iconic movie cars, or classic supercars, there's something here that'll scratch that itch. These sets are affordable, fun to build, and look great on a shelf when you're done. We've pulled together the best of the best, including some 2024 and 2025 sets still worth grabbing, to help you figure out exactly where to spend your money.
The sets range from around $27 to $60, so you can pick up a single car for a quick build or go bigger with a two-car bundle. Here's what's worth your time.
Fast & Furious Toyota Supra MK4
This is the Fast and Furious set fans have wanted for years. The iconic orange Toyota Supra MK4 from the 2001 film gets a proper Speed Champions treatment, and it delivers. The Troy Lee Nuclear Gladiator side graphic, rear wing, and chrome-look rims are all there, making this one of the more faithful licensed builds the lineup has produced.
At 292 pieces for $29.99, the value is solid. You also get a Brian O'Conner minifigure dressed in his classic T-shirt and jeans, which makes it feel like a genuine collector piece rather than a generic car set.
If you grew up watching this movie or you're just a fan of Japanese sports cars, this one belongs on your shelf. The build is approachable for ages 10 and up, but honestly it looks good enough that adults will want to display it just as much as kids want to play with it.
Ken Block's 1965 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn RTR V1
Ken Block's Hoonicorn finally makes it into Speed Champions, and it was worth the wait. The 1965 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn RTR V1 from Gymkhana SEVEN is one of the most recognizable custom cars ever built, and this 345-piece set captures what makes it special. The exposed velocity stacks on the hood, the number 43 livery, and the custom wheels all show up here.
The included Ken Block minifigure wears the Hoonicorn hat and jacket, and you also get an alternate helmet if you prefer the racing look. It's a small detail that goes a long way.
At $29.99, this is a fantastic tribute to one of motorsport's most beloved figures. Whether you've watched every Gymkhana video multiple times or you just love a wildly customized Mustang, this set earns its spot in any Speed Champions collection. It's also just under 6.5 inches long, so it fits nicely on a desk without taking over.
Jaguar F-TYPE Project 7 & Land Rover Defender Classic
Two cars for $59.99 is already a good deal, and the combination here is genuinely excellent. The Jaguar F-TYPE Project 7 and the Land Rover Defender Classic are both British icons, and they look great sitting side by side once the build is done. The Jaguar brings racing stripes, Jaguar badges, and a rear wing, while the Defender shows up with large wheels, a roof rack, a ladder, and a detailed interior.
Both cars come with their own driver minifigures, and the Jaguar pilot gets two facial expressions, which is a nice touch for a set at this price point. The variety between the two builds also means you get a sports car experience and a rugged off-roader experience in the same box.
This one is aimed at builders ages 10 and up, and it works well as a display pair. If you love classic British vehicles or just want the most bang for your Speed Champions budget, this is the two-car set to go with.
Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo
The Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo is a concept car that was designed specifically for the Gran Turismo video game series, which already makes it one of the more interesting subjects in the Speed Champions lineup. The real car is all about dramatic curves, aggressive aero, and a futuristic silhouette, and the 284-piece build does a solid job translating that into brick form.
At $27.99, it sits right in line with other single-car sets in the lineup, which makes it an easy pickup if you're into hypercars or just want something that looks genuinely striking on a shelf. The curved bodywork gives the build a little more complexity than a typical Speed Champions car.
This one appeals to car enthusiasts, gaming fans who know the Gran Turismo connection, and anyone who wants a display piece that feels a bit more exotic than the usual suspects. It's a compact build that punches above its price.
Lightning McQueen
Lightning McQueen in Speed Champions form is exactly as fun as it sounds. This 270-piece build captures the personality of the Pixar Cars hero in the familiar Speed Champions format, and the result is a surprisingly solid little model that works both as a display piece and as something you actually want to pick up and zoom around.
At $27.99, it's priced right alongside the other single-car sets, and the piece count is right in the sweet spot for a relaxed build session. It's not going to take you all afternoon, but it's not a five-minute snap-together kit either.
This one is a natural pick if you love Pixar, have kids who are into Cars, or just want something a little more playful in your Speed Champions lineup. It also makes a genuinely fun gift, especially paired with another car from the 2026 wave.
APXGP Team Race Car
The APXGP Team Race Car comes straight out of the movie, and it looks the part. This 268-piece F1-style racer captures the sleek, aggressive design of the APXGP machine with the kind of racing details that make Speed Champions sets worth displaying. It's a tight, purposeful build that doesn't waste pieces.
For $27.99, you get a solid single-car experience that appeals to anyone who connected with the film or just loves the aesthetics of a well-designed formula car. The livery and bodywork give it a distinct identity that helps it stand out next to more generic F1 sets.
If you want to add a movie-connected race car to your collection without spending much, this is a smart pick. It builds quickly, looks sharp on a desk, and holds up well as a display piece once you're done.
Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale
The Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale is a legitimately exciting car in real life, and this 339-piece Speed Champions version does it justice. The SF90 XX is Ferrari's most track-focused road car, and the set captures the aggressive styling, sleek curves, and overall sense of purpose that defines the real thing.
At $27.99, you're getting a strong piece count for the price, and the build experience reflects that. There's enough detail work here to keep you engaged without the whole thing dragging on. The finished model is one of the better-looking Ferraris the Speed Champions lineup has produced.
This one is an easy recommendation for Ferrari fans, supercar enthusiasts, and anyone who wants a display piece that actually looks like a premium Italian sports car. It sits well on a shelf and holds its own next to the flashier licensed sets in the 2026 wave.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS
The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is one of the most beloved sports cars in the world, and this 355-piece Speed Champions set earns the license. The aggressive front splitter, the massive rear wing, and the overall track-ready stance all come through clearly in the build. It's the kind of model where you finish it and immediately want to put it somewhere people will notice it.
At $26.99, it's one of the more affordable sets in the lineup and still delivers a satisfying piece count. The build strikes a good balance between detail and accessibility, making it comfortable for ages 10 and up without feeling like it's been simplified too much.
Whether you're a Porsche die-hard or just someone who appreciates a well-executed performance car in brick form, this one is worth picking up. It's a 2025 set, so check availability, but it's still a top-tier choice in the Speed Champions catalog.
Audi Revolut F1 Team R26 Race Car
Audi's official entry into Formula 1 gets a Speed Champions set, and it's a milestone worth marking. The 216-piece Audi Revolut F1 Team R26 Race Car is on the smaller side for the lineup, but it's a clean, sharp build that captures the look of a modern F1 machine with the Audi livery front and center.
At $27.99, the price feels a little high relative to the piece count compared to some of its stablemates, but the appeal here is mostly about the subject matter. Audi in F1 is a big deal, and having that represented in a Speed Champions set gives it genuine collector value.
F1 fans and Audi enthusiasts are the obvious audience, but it also works as a straightforward desk display for anyone who wants a real-world race car that's currently competing at the highest level of motorsport.
Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20
Red Bull Racing has been the dominant force in Formula 1 for years, and the RB20 set captures that energy well. The 251-piece build recreates the iconic Red Bull livery and the aggressive aero package of the RB20 with solid attention to detail for a set at this price point.
At $26.99, it's one of the more affordable Speed Champions options, and the build is quick enough to knock out in an evening without sacrificing the visual payoff. The finished model displays well alongside other F1 sets and looks recognizable to anyone who follows the sport.
This is a 2025 set, so stock may vary depending on where you shop. It's still a great pick for F1 fans, Red Bull followers, or anyone building out an F1-themed shelf display. The combination of low price and strong recognizability makes it easy to recommend.
2 Fast 2 Furious Honda S2000
The Honda S2000 from 2 Fast 2 Furious is a cult classic, and this 307-piece set treats it with the respect it deserves. The S2000 is a convertible roadster with a specific kind of cool that's hard to replicate, and the Speed Champions version nails the proportions and general vibe of the movie car. It's a clean, detailed build that fans of the franchise will appreciate immediately.
At $26.99, you're getting a satisfying piece count and a finished model that looks great on display. It's a 2025 set, so worth checking availability before you go hunting for it.
Fast and Furious fans are the clear target here, but the S2000 also has broad appeal among JDM car enthusiasts and Speed Champions collectors who just want a good-looking Japanese sports car in the lineup. It's a strong entry from the 2 Fast 2 Furious collaboration.
F1 ACADEMY LEGO Race Car
The F1 Academy Race Car is a smaller, more accessible entry in the 2026 Speed Champions wave. At 201 pieces and $27.99, it's the lightest build on this list, but it still delivers a clean formula car model with proper F1 Academy livery and details. If you want something you can build in under an hour and still feel good about putting on your desk, this works.
The F1 Academy series is worth celebrating in its own right, and having it represented in Speed Champions gives the set some real-world significance beyond just being a generic open-wheel car.
This one is best suited for casual builders, younger fans just getting into Speed Champions, or anyone who wants to fill out a racing-themed shelf without spending much. The price-to-piece ratio isn't the strongest on this list, but the subject matter and quick build experience make it a reasonable pickup.
Mercedes-AMG G 63 & Mercedes-AMG SL 63
Two Mercedes-AMG vehicles in one box is a compelling offer, and the 811-piece count gives this set more heft than most Speed Champions releases. The G 63 SUV and the SL 63 roadster are a study in contrasts, which makes the pairing interesting both as a build experience and as a display. The G-Wagon's blocky, muscular design and the SL's sleek roadster profile look genuinely great side by side.
At $44.99, it sits below the Jaguar and Land Rover two-car set in price but above the single-car options, and the piece count justifies the cost. Both cars include driver minifigures, and the detail work on each model is strong across the board.
This is a 2024 set, so availability varies by retailer, but it's absolutely still worth tracking down. Mercedes fans and collectors who want a premium two-car display will find a lot to like here.
2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34)
The Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 is one of the most iconic cars in automotive history, and the 2 Fast 2 Furious version is legendary. This 319-piece Speed Champions set from 2023 recreates the silver movie car with solid attention to detail, capturing the GT-R's distinctive lines and the unmistakable presence of a car that's become a genuine cultural icon.
At $24.99, it's one of the best value options on this list, assuming you can still find it. It's a 2023 release, so stock is hit or miss at this point, but it's worth hunting for if you're a Fast and Furious fan or a JDM enthusiast.
The finished model is a strong display piece, and the build experience is satisfying for a set at this price. If you love the GT-R, the Fast and Furious franchise, or both, this is one you won't regret adding to your collection.
Visa Cash App VCARB 01
The Visa Cash App VCARB 01 brings a current-season F1 car into the Speed Champions lineup, which is always a good thing for fans of the sport. The 248-piece build captures the distinctive livery and aggressive aero of the VCARB 01 with the sponsor graphics that make it instantly recognizable to anyone who watches modern F1.
At $26.99, it's priced right for a single F1 car, and the build is satisfying without being particularly challenging. The finished model holds up well on a shelf alongside other F1 sets and has that real-world connection that makes current-season race cars more exciting to display than fictional ones.
This is a solid pick for F1 fans, VCARB supporters, or anyone building out a modern Formula 1 collection in Speed Champions scale. It's a 2025 release, so check current stock at your preferred retailer.