Remote-Controlled Stunt Racer

"The Remote-Controlled Stunt Racer earns a Skip It rating at 54.9: while the Power Functions L-Motors and the new 7M sprocket wheel give it genuine parts appeal, the $99.99 price for a brief 324-piece build with traction problems on hard floors and messy cabling is a tough sell, and even LEGO's own owner signals rate its value at only 3.74 out of 5."

The Remote-Controlled Stunt Racer (42095) lands a Skip It verdict with a BrickScore of 62.7, reflecting a wide split between critics and the average buyer. The single expert review from Brickset rated it positively at 82 and praised its playability, new 7M sprocket wheel, and value versus the predecessor; but the expert consensus across aspects pulls the score down considerably due to weak value-for-money and build experience scores. Owner ratings diverge sharply from the expert picture: 2,369 ratings average 4.69 out of 5, but LEGO's own signals show value for money rated only 3.74 out of 5, and reviewers on LEGO.com repeatedly flagged the price as too high for a 324-piece set.

Where they split: Agreement is rated low, and the data reflects a genuine split. The expert Brickset review recommended the set and rated it 82, highlighting strong parts value and playability; meanwhile LEGO owner ratings show value-for-money at only 3.74 out of 5 and multiple LEGO.com reviewers found the price too steep for the part count. The BrickScore of 54.9 reflects this unresolved tension.