While the real car world looses its mind, the Lego car set world is also going bonkers.

Ahead of the inaugural 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, the country built the largest Lego Formula 1 Car with more than 500,000 bricks. Each brick was available for purchase with proceeds going to charity.

Lego is bringing back the coolest car ever seen on film, the Batman Tumbler. This new set will be bigger and have more pieces than the previous one.

Lego has subtly revealed that they are producing a set based on the Ford F-150 Raptor truck. It even comes in orange! Here are all the details and how to get one.

We love cars and we love Legos and we really love car-themed Lego sets. Though, there are some cars who haven't had their own sets yet and should. These are our picks.

With imagination, just about anything can be built out of Lego bricks. In fact Lego built full-sized replicas of real cars that drive on three different occasions. Including a Bugatti Chiron.

This life-sized model of a Toyota GR Supra is made of over 400k Lego bricks, weighs over 4,000 lbs and can drive up to 17 mph.

We’re looking forward to the new year for many reasons. One of those is an exciting new Jeep Wrangler, set to drop on January 1, 2021. That’s right: The toy company LEGO has introduced a Wrangler to its lineup, and our inner child is stoked to see what all the buzz is about. Jeep Wranglers …

Whether you’re into hypercars or classic cars, Lego offers an affordable alternative to owning the real thing. And it’s one you can build yourself to store practically wherever. The company’s already produced models of several high-end vehicles, including the Ducati Panigale V4 R and the Charger from Fast and Furious. And now it’s bringing out …

In-between high-end diecast models and Hot Wheels lie Lego’s approachable kits. Want to recreate your favorite Fast and Furious scene? You can build Dom’s Dodge Charger. Like Lupin the 3rd? There’s a Lego version of the classic Fiat 500. The kits also mean you can own, at least in scale form, vehicles you’d never be …

Lego’s keen to win over motoring enthusiasts, it seems. Just in the past few months, the company’s released building kits for the classic Fiat 500 and the Fast and Furious Dodge Charger. Lego has also made kits based on the Land Rover Defender and Ford GT40. And now, it’s a motorcycle company that’s getting a …

Fast and Furious has created several automotive icons. And one of the most significant is Dominic Toretto’s Dodge Charger. So tied is Vin Diesel’s character to the brand, that he’s featured in the Durango Hellcat teaser. Although FF9 will likely have Dom in a Charger Hellcat, his quintessential ride is a black 1970 Charger R/T. …

While Hot Wheels may be the first choice for car enthusiast toys, Lego also has an impressive automotive catalog. The company’s produced Land Rover Defender, Volkswagen van, Ford F-150 Raptor, and Porsche 911 building kits. And now, there’s another icon joining the Lego family: the classic Fiat 500. While Fiat still makes a car called …

Hands up if you had one of those giant Lego blue brick cases with Legos inside as a kid. Kid or adult, Legos are awesome. Especially the company’s Technic line. These are complex building sets that feature things like working gearboxes and electric motors. Car enthusiasts can rejoice in owning a Bugatti Chiron, or turning …