4000048 LEGO Bugatti Type 35

LEGO 4000048 Bugatti Type 35 is a limited promotional model produced for the 26th International Bugatti Meeting held in Billund, Denmark, in June 2026. The 1,592-piece set recreates the Bugatti Type 35 racing car in blue with a brown seat, exposed mechanical details, a side-mounted spare wheel, and a display base with an information plaque. The model includes an inline six-cylinder engine and a functional two-speed gearbox. Only 250 copies were produced, and the set was distributed to event participants rather than released through normal LEGO retail channels.

LEGO 4000048 Bugatti Type 35 is one of the rarest LEGO automotive sets produced in recent years. With only 250 copies made and no standard retail release, there is not yet enough confirmed secondary-market sales data to establish a reliable market price.

Because of its extremely limited production, Bugatti branding, detailed design, exclusive pieces and exclusive event distribution, the set is likely to attract significant interest from both LEGO and automotive collectors. For a complete, unopened example with its original packaging and event provenance, an early estimated value of approximately $5,000 to $9,500 USD seems reasonable.

That estimate should be treated cautiously. With so few examples available, even a single public sale could have a major effect on perceived value. Sellers may list copies for $10,000 or more, but asking prices do not necessarily represent what collectors are actually willing to pay.

Condition will also play a major role. A sealed copy with an undamaged box, instructions, event materials, and documentation connecting it to the International Bugatti Meeting would likely command the strongest premium. Opened or incomplete examples would generally be expected to sell for less.

For collectors, the biggest factor is scarcity. With only 250 sets believed to exist worldwide, LEGO 4000048 Bugatti Type 35 has the potential to become a particularly valuable modern LEGO promotional set as a clearer sales history develops.