Lego's Ferrari Daytona SP3 Is Sized for Kids, Priced for Adults

With a suggested retail price of $400, it's still less expensive than a real Ferrari.

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May 25, 2022 7:22 a.m. PT

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Lego this week unveiled the latest automotive model in the Technic lineup, a Ferrari Daytona SP3.

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This kit contains 3,778 pieces, most of which are bright red, which isn't a surprise for a Ferrari.

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Its V12 engine features moving pistons, and that mates up to a functional eight-speed sequential transmission, similar to other Lego Technic vehicles.

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Like other automotive Technic sets, the Ferrari Daytona SP3 is quite the big boy.

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It rings in at 5.5 inches tall, 9.5 inches wide and 23 inches long.

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Each model gets their own unique serial number, in addition to a small placard you can display next to the car.

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An included booklet explains how Lego and Ferrari worked closely to develop this model, but if you really want to go hard in the paint, Lego is producing a coffee-table book that dives even deeper.