In recent years, LEGO has offered us several 1000-1500-parts-sized cars. Some are well-received, others got some criticism. Something they all have in common are the functions: Steering, fake engine and suspension, and if you’re lucky some extra. For a set in this size-range, I’m personally looking for more in the Technic realm, but the sets do seem to be popular among builders who prefer form over function.
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