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Lego’s official Bugatti Chiron model is a supremely complex and involving build, but it’s also eye-wateringly expensive… unless you get a Chinese copy, like this guy
The Aston Martin DB5 driven by 007 in Goldfinger has been immortalised via a 1290-piece Lego set
Made from 3599 pieces and featuring 16 moving pistons, an adjustable wing and more, the new Lego Chiron is fantastically detailed
In an effort to de-clutter drivers' windscreens and simplify the toll road process, certain Audi models in North America are going to be fitted with the handy tech
Designed to run for two full days even with the screen on constantly, the new Land Rove Explore smartphone is a breath of fresh air
Ford and Lego have confirmed the latest kit in their collaboration, and it's a 1968 Mustang fastback racer. You know you want it, and it's less than $15
Called 'Ultimate Ferrari Garage', the latest entry in Lego's 'Speed Champions' series features three eras of Ferrari race cars, including one of Gilles Villeneuve's F1 cars
If you pay $15,000 for a model car, what are you getting for your cash? Watch this video to find out...
It took 2000 man hours and 280,000 Lego bricks to make this full-size 720S replica
A user on Lego's Ideas platform has cooked up some brilliant little cars that could neatly slot into the company's Speed Champions series, including a pair of Group B rally machines
When you merge the Lego, motoring and motorsport worlds, you know it’s going to be pretty epic. These new 2017 Speed Champions sets certainly look very, very tempting…
The ever entertaining Slow Mo Guys put a 100mph-capable, 1:6 scale R/C car to the test, running it through flour, flames and into another R/C car
Lego's 'Ideas' page is full of all sorts of cool car models which - given enough votes - could actually become real products
This video may be a time-lapse build of Lego's new Technic 911 GT3, but it's still 25 minutes long - giving you an idea of how long this kit takes to build!
Can't quite afford a real 911 GT3 RS? This Lego Technic version - on sale this summer - is the next best thing