Which vehicle does the model depict?

The Ford GT (2022), recreated from 1,466 pieces with its typical sporty silhouette.

What functions does the set offer?

Four-wheel steering and suspension on all four wheels.

Is a driver figure included?

No, as with most Technic vehicles, the focus is on the body and chassis engineering rather than figures.

Technic

2022 Ford GT

The 2022 Ford GT recreates a modern supercar from 1,466 pieces, its low, wide silhouette standing out even at model scale. With no minifigure included, the body and chassis engineering take centre stage. At 221 distinct pieces, the model stays fairly compact given its level of detail.

Set number: 42154
Year: 2023
Pieces: 1,466
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Technic
Different parts: 221

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 221

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Spare parts (16)

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Description

The silhouette of a supercar

The model follows the Ford GT's distinctive shape, with a low front end, wide wheel arches and the striking side air channel behind the door. With 1,466 pieces, this complex body form comes through in many small angles and curves rather than being simplified. Details such as the prominent rear wing and the low-set bonnet help make the car instantly recognisable as a GT. That level of shape accuracy is not a given for sports-car sets in the Technic range and makes the model convincing up close too.

Four-wheel steering as the technical highlight

On the technical side, the set uses four-wheel steering, where front and rear wheels move through a shared steering system – a function real supercars use for tighter cornering. Suspension on all four wheels adds to this, smoothing out bumps as the model rolls. Together, steering and suspension mean the model can actually be pushed and steered across a table, not just displayed. Pushing the model across a flat surface makes the difference to models without four-wheel steering clearly noticeable.

Blue, black and grey bodywork

The colour scheme of dark blue, blue, black and light grey echoes a well-known racing livery for the Ford GT, giving the model a sporty look. Dark blue covers most of the bodywork, while grey handles technical areas such as the chassis and underside. This page's colour overview shows in detail how these tones are spread across the 221 pieces. That livery echoes well-known racing versions of the car, giving it instant recognition next to other supercar models.

221 pieces, high on function

For 221 distinct elements, the set packs in a fair amount of mechanics, since steering and suspension both require several small specialised parts that simpler models skip. The full parts list on this page lets these pieces be looked up individually, which is especially useful for anyone hunting for chassis parts or blue body elements for their own Technic projects. Anyone who already owns other Technic supercars will find extra parts here in similar shades of blue for their own builds, such as chassis or body details.

FAQ

Which vehicle does the model depict?: The Ford GT (2022), recreated from 1,466 pieces with its typical sporty silhouette.
What functions does the set offer?: Four-wheel steering and suspension on all four wheels.
Is a driver figure included?: No, as with most Technic vehicles, the focus is on the body and chassis engineering rather than figures.

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