Every LEGO Speed Champions Set (All Under $80) in Australia
LEGO Speed Champions is the rare theme where every single set is affordable. Across the whole range we track in Australia, nothing breaks $80, and most of the single-car models sit around the $30 mark. That makes it one of the easiest themes to collect, and a reliable spot for a gift that looks a lot more expensive than it is. Here is the complete range we currently track, grouped by price, with the cheapest live price we have found for each.
Prices are indicative and shift over time; each set page shows the last-checked price per retailer. Check the live page before buying.
Under $32: the single-car models
This is the bulk of the range and the best value in the theme. The cheapest set we track is the F1 Academy LEGO Race Car at $29 (currently on sale, down from its recommended price). Most of the current F1 grid is here at $30 to $32, including the Visa Cash App RB VCARB 01 ($31), the McLaren MCL38, Mercedes-AMG W15, Oracle Red Bull RB20, Aston Martin AMR24 and BWT Alpine A524, all around the same price. Hypercar and endurance fans are covered too, with the Ferrari 499P, the Bugatti Vision GT and the McLaren W1 all similarly priced.
$34 to $40: icons and crowd-pleasers
Spend a little more and you get some of the theme's most recognisable cars. The Fast and the Furious Toyota Supra MK4 ($31), the Porsche 911 GT3 RS ($31), the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat ($31) and the Ken Block '65 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn ($31) all land here. Pop-culture picks include the Lightning McQueen ($31) and the Back to the Future Time Machine ($31). The BMW M3 (E30) ($29) and the Bugatti Centodieci ($31) close out the single-car end.
$63 to $80: the two-car and premium sets
At the top of the range are the double sets, which pair two cars in one box. The Lamborghini Revuelto and Huracan STO ($63) is the pick for a Lamborghini fan. The most expensive Speed Champions sets we track sit at the top of the range: the Jaguar Project 7 and Land Rover Defender and the Mercedes-AMG G 63 and SL 63. Even at the ceiling, this theme is cheap by LEGO standards.
How to collect it
Because the single cars cluster so tightly around $30, Speed Champions is a theme you can build up piece by piece without much thought to budget. For a gift, a $30 F1 car of the recipient's favourite team is a safe hit. For value, the two-car sets at $63 to $80 give you the most build per box. And because most of these are stocked across several retailers, it is worth clicking through to compare, as the cheapest offer moves around. Watch for the ones already on sale, like the F1 Academy car, which are the standouts right now.
BrickTurtle is an independent price-comparison site. We do not sell LEGO; we track and compare prices from real Australian retailers, and prices update over time. The last-checked time is shown per retailer on each set's page.