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LEGO 2001 / Technic / Speed Slammers Sets

In 2001, LEGO released 3 Technic Speed Slammers sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $44, today those sets are valued around $134, a growth of 205%.
Most valuable 2001 LEGO Technic Speed Slammers set
8241 Battle Cars $54.69
Largest 2001 LEGO Technic Speed Slammers set
8242 Slammer Turbo 253 pieces
3 sets

8240 Slammer Stunt Bike

Theme / Subtheme Technic / Speed Slammers
Year 2001
Pieces 152
Availability Retired
8240 LEGO Technic Speed Slammers Slammer Stunt Bike
Retail $14.99
Value $28.49
Growth  +90.1%
Annual growth 1.6%

8241 Battle Cars

Theme / Subtheme Technic / Speed Slammers
Year 2001
Pieces 115
Availability Retired
8241 LEGO Technic Speed Slammers Battle Cars
Retail $8.99
Value $54.69
Growth  +508.3%
Annual growth 5.9%

8242 Slammer Turbo

Theme / Subtheme Technic / Speed Slammers
Year 2001
Pieces 253
Availability Retired
8242 LEGO Technic Speed Slammers Slammer Turbo
Retail $19.99
Value $50.81
Growth  +154.2%
Annual growth 3.8%

Year Pricing

Retail
$43.97   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$133.99
Growth
+204.73%
Annual growth
+2.71%
Used
Value
$46.03

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 2001 Technic Speed Slammers sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Slammer Turbo
#2Battle Cars
#3Slammer Stunt Bike

About LEGO Technic Speed Slammers

LEGO Speed Slammers was subtheme of TECHNIC that was introduced in 2000 and only lasted one year with three sets being released each year.
2001 LEGO Sets
2001 marked the global debut of BIONICLE, a story-driven theme that blended mechanical building with rich mythology, becoming one of LEGO’s most successful original lines. LEGO Harry Potter launched alongside The Sorcerer’s Stone film, beginning a long-running partnership with the Wizarding World franchise. Other new releases included Alpha Team and the action-oriented Racers theme. LEGO also introduced Serious Play for business training and Jack Stone for younger builders. Life on Mars was launched and discontinued within the same year, while LEGO expanded its global retail presence with new brand stores in Europe and the U.S.