LEGO Speed Champions adds Suki’s iconic Honda S2000 from 2 Fast 2 Furious to its lineup

The LEGO Speed Champions series is getting stronger and more popular with every iconic car set released. The collection includes big names like 2024 Formula 1 Series, McLaren F1 MP4 Ayrton Senna, McLaren MCL37 AMG 63 G-Wagon SUV and the AMG SL63 convertible roadster, is a must-have for motorheads who love to fill their shelves and desks with scaled-down versions of the most popular racing cars. Fast and Furious fans will have a broad smile on their faces as the new addition to the LEGO Speed Champions collection is going to be the Honda S2000 driven by Suki.

The diva leading the all-female crew of street racers in her pink ride embellished with vinyl graphics is a cool addition to the Speed Champions line for its visual allure. Understandably christened the 2 Fast 2 Furious Honda S2000 (# 77241), the convertible lets fans recreate the nostalgic night scenes from the races showcased in the adrenaline-inducing flick.

Designer: LEGO Group

This scaled-down Honda S2000 replica comes with authentic details of the real-life car driven by Suki (portrayed by actor Devon Aoki) in the movie. To keep the realism alive, the LEGO model comes with her character minifigure to bring back memories of the beautiful diva who has not been seen on the silver screen for well over a decade. The 300-piece LEGO set comes with a realistic interior TV monitor, headlights, black wheels, a rear wing, and a grille. The anime-styled vinyl graphics are also well replicated on the bonnet, side, and rear of the vehicle. The scaled-down model of the pop culture’s most iconic ride comes with a stand to show off on your desk or living room shelf.

This LEGO set joins the two other sets from the Fast and Furious franchise – the retired 76912 Fast & Furious 1970 Dodge Charger R/T and 76917 2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34). For a price tag of $26, the convertible Honda S2000 is an absolute steal, especially because of its 2 Fast 2 Furious association. Putting it together piece by piece will be an interesting experience for both grown-ups and kids. The LEGO set is up for pre-order right now and will ship on June 1, 2025, so better mark your calendars.

Just as a flashback, the S2000 model in the movie originally debuted in 1995 at the Tokyo Game Show as a concept car and was officially distributed in April 1999 to mark Honda’s 50th anniversary. The Honda S2000 is classified both as a roadster and sports car, making it the preferred ride for urban scenarios.