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LEGO 1993 / Town / Vehicles Sets

In 1993, LEGO released 2 Town Vehicles sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $17, today those sets are valued around $128, a growth of 678%.
Most valuable 1993 LEGO Town Vehicles set
6670 Rescue Rig $67.98
Highest growth 1993 Town Vehicles set
6663 Wave Rebel +731.86%
2 sets

6663 Wave Rebel

Theme / Subtheme Town / Vehicles
Year 1993
Pieces / Minifigs 79 / 1
Availability Retired
6663 LEGO Wave Rebel
Retail $7.25
Value $60.31
Growth  +731.9%
Annual growth 3.5%

6670 Rescue Rig

Theme / Subtheme Town / Vehicles
Year 1993
Pieces / Minifigs 114 / 1
Availability Retired
6670 LEGO Rescue Rig
Retail $9.25
Value $67.98
Growth  +634.9%
Annual growth 6.3%

Year Pricing

Retail
$16.50   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$128.29
Growth
+677.52%
Annual growth
+3.95%
Used
Value
$31.02

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 1993 Town Vehicles sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Rescue Rig
#2Wave Rebel

About LEGO Town Vehicles

The LEGO Town / Vehicles theme, active from 1980 to 1998, focused on various types of vehicles essential for a functioning city. Key sets include 6696 Fuel Tanker, which represented fuel delivery services, and 6692 Tractor Trailer, depicting long-haul transport. The 1489 Mobile Car Crane provided construction and heavy lifting capabilities, while 6561 Hot Rod Club introduced a custom car garage and enthusiast scene.
1993 LEGO Sets
1993 introduced LEGO Belville, aimed primarily at girls with larger figures, bright colors, and lifestyle-focused play. DUPLO expanded with new trains and early learning sets, while the Castle line added Dragon Masters, introducing fantasy elements like dragons and wizards. LEGO also reissued Space Police I for a new generation of builders. Facing growing demand and capacity limits, LEGO began reassessing its manufacturing strategy. The year was both a creative and operational turning point as the company prepared for large-scale global expansion.