01Subtler curves missing from design
02Cannot replicate gentle curved slopes at front
03Bulky structure behind rear wheels deviates from movies
04Doors not functional
05Some inaccuracies present
06Missing subtle curvature from front of original car
07Grey nose section dominates the front too much due to scale constraints
08Grille 'Charger' script is a sticker rather than printed piece, making alignment difficult

What reviewers are saying

"It just looks really, really cool"

Brick Fanatics

"76912 Fast & Furious 1970 Dodge Charger R/T presents major improvements over its 2019 counterpart. The increased scale is certainly important, while taking specific inspiration from Dominic Toretto's mighty car provides …"

Brickset Reviews

"piece count on this is actually really impressive this is 345 pieces in here which gives it a very low price for peace"

Brick Bucks

Ecosystem

76912 2019 1970 Dodge Charger (six-studs-wide) — The new eight-studs-wide version is vastly superior; the older version looked like a Hot Wheels toy or cartoon, whereas the new model is mean and imposing with accurate proportions.

76901 Toyota GR Supra — Similar muscle car in the theme, though this Charger is more aligned with Dom Toretto's preference for American muscle over Japanese technology.

1969 Chevrolet Corvette and 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A (twin pack versions) — Alternative muscle cars in the current Speed Champions line, but they are part of more expensive twin packs, making this Charger a better standalone value.

Batman cars — This set is a bargain next to similarly-sized Batman cars.

Speed ChampionsTier 2Investment Grade

By Reviewer · 3

Avg score

Consensus

BUY

Brick Fanatics

Expert Video Source

BUY

"It just looks really, really cool"

Key Pros

✓Excellent build experience with accurate proportions
✓Decent interior detail for a Speed Champions set
✓Only five stickers (unusually low for the theme)

Key Cons

✕Grey nose section dominates the front too much due to scale constraints
✕Grille 'Charger' script is a sticker rather than printed piece, making alignment difficult

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Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

Key Pros

✓Major improvements over 2019 counterpart
✓Increased scale
✓Fantastic interior detail

Key Cons

✕Subtler curves missing from design
✕Cannot replicate gentle curved slopes at front

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Brick Bucks

Expert Video Source

INVEST

"piece count on this is actually really impressive this is 345 pieces in here which gives it a very low price for peace"

Key Pros

✓Impressive 345-piece count
✓Very low price-per-piece of 6 cents
✓100 pieces more than Lotus comparison set

Key Cons

✕Short shelf life - less than a year and a half

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Dimensional Analysis

Investment Layer

Investment score 80

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Value drivers

Brick Fanatics: Dominic Toretto minifigure is exclusive to this set

Brickset Reviews: Dominic Toretto minifigure - first Vin Diesel LEGO minifigure (or Teen Groot voice acting); exclusive to this set

Exclusivity

Brick Fanatics: Licensed Fast & Furious set with exclusive Dominic Toretto minifigure; wide retail availability via LEGO stores and multiple retailers.

Brickset Reviews: LEGO-exclusive portrayal of Dominic Toretto; licensed Fast & Furious product

Resale

Brickset Reviews: Commenters note the value of both F&F and Bond sets going up given licenses and cool minifigures; expected to hold or increase in value

Brick Bucks: Strong potential; collection format and franchise continuation indicate sustained demand. Part of collection dynamics boost appeal.

Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (1)

Dominic Toretto

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Minimal stickers (five total)
With Speed Champions sets regularly coming with upward of 20 stickers, having just five is unheard of and reduces decal placement frustration.
Grille with 'Charger' script
Should be printed rather than a sticker for better alignment, but remains a sticker in this set.
Roller skates used as door handles
Tiny scale is remarkable; both types of skates have been used as car door handles across different sets (ice skates in 10242); represents innovative part reuse
1x1 quarter circle tiles
Create realistic effect on bodywork behind front wheels and at each corner of roof
Stacked 1x1 round plates with hollow studs
Provide texture and detail along supercharger sides
Light bluish grey band around radiator and headlights
Chrome parts hardly used in modern LEGO sets; this band appears effective and makes clever use of brackets to support structure