Shoppers Are Racing to Sam's Club To Buy an 'Amazing' 810-Piece ‘Fast & Furious’ LEGO Set

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Model cars are a popular thing for people to collect. Add in the fact that LEGO s are also popular collectors' items, and you can imagine how someone might love having a LEGO model car in their home. And, since the brick-building brand is great with franchises, it only makes sense that they have sets based on cars seen in the Fast & Furious series of movies.

If you've seen The Fast and the Furious , then you might be familiar with Brian O'Conner's (Paul Walker) and Dominic Toretto's ( Vin Diesel ) orange Toyota Supra MK4. LEGO has a well-liked set based on that vehicle, and Sam's Club currently has a sale on it. So if you're a Fast & Furious fan who loves LEGOs, you might want to listen up. 

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How Much Is Sam's Club Selling the LEGO Technic 'Fast and Furious' Toyota Supra MK4 Set For?

Sam's Club is currently selling the LEGO Technic Fast and Furious Toyota Supra MK4 Set for $49.99, which is $10 off of LEGO 's official price of $59.99.

The set comes with 810 pieces, which is a substantial amount, but it's still meant for kids and adults alike (ages nine and up). It, of course, looks like it's made of LEGOs, but you can still tell it's the car Dom drives in The Fast and the Furious , thanks to the decals on the sides.

LEGO Technic 'Fast and Furious' Toyota Supra MK4 Set , $49.99 at Sam's Club ; $59.99 at LEGO

It has headlights (they don't work, but you probably guessed that) and a rear car wing. While you can't drive this little car model, the wheels still turn and you can "steer" them with a knob located on the top of the car. Plus, the hood, back doors and back area open up. 

Under the hood, you can find a LEGO version of a 6-cylinder engine, and in the back, you can find two NOS bottles to theoretically go fast. And just like in the movie, too, the Targa roof is removable. Once finished, this car measures over 3 inches tall, 11.5 inches long and 5 inches wide.

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What Are Fans Saying About the LEGO Technic 'Fast and Furious' Toyota Supra MK4 Set?

With so many fans of this franchise and just the general number of people who love building LEGO car models, this set was well-received. One person called it a "beautiful ride" and said it was a "fun build."

"... As a car nut, the MK4 Supra is a beautiful beast, so it made the build even better," they wrote.

Another shopper wrote that they "highly recommend it for any Fast & Furious or LEGO fans." 

"The packaging was sleek and eye-catching, and everything inside was well organized," they said. "... The quality is top-notch, the pieces fit together perfectly and the final build feels really sturdy." 

They then wrote that it's "holding up great" even after their child carefully played with it. The details were "impressive," they said, and it all "truly captures the spirit of the Fast & Furious car."

And one other customer wrote that it's an "amazing set." 

"This LEGO set was packaged very well and came with all the needed pieces plus extras," they wrote in their review. "The car can roll and the front wheels turn. You can open the doors and hood. It has a lot of movable parts. This LEGO set took a few hours to build and was so fun. This would make a great gift!"

With Sam's Club's discount, if you've been thinking about getting the LEGO Technic Fast and Furious Toyota Supra MK4 set , now might be a good time.

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Shoppers Are Racing to Sam's Club To Buy an 'Amazing' 810-Piece 'Fast & Furious' LEGO Set first appeared on Parade on Aug 15, 2025

This story was originally reported by Parade on Aug 15, 2025, where it first appeared.