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LEGO 2006 / City / Trains Sets

In 2006, LEGO released 4 City Trains sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $272, today those sets are valued around $740, a growth of 172%.
Most valuable 2006 LEGO City Trains set
7898 Cargo Train Deluxe $392.53
Highest growth 2006 City Trains set
7897 Passenger Train +233.37%
Most owned 2006 City Trains set
7895 Switching Tracks
4 sets

7895 Switching Tracks

Theme / Subtheme City / Trains
Year 2006
Pieces 8
Availability Retired
7895 LEGO City Switching Tracks
Retail $15.99
Value $17.90
Growth  +11.9%
Annual growth 2.9%

7896 Straight and Curved Rails

Theme / Subtheme City / Trains
Year 2006
Pieces 16
Availability Retired
7896 LEGO City Straight and Curved Rails
Retail $15.99
Value $30.00
Growth  +87.6%
Annual growth 6.2%

7897 Passenger Train

Theme / Subtheme City / Trains
Year 2006
Pieces / Minifigs 501 / 3
Availability Retired
7897 LEGO City Passenger Train
Retail $89.99
Value $300.00
Growth  +233.4%
Annual growth 8.1%

7898 Cargo Train Deluxe

Theme / Subtheme City / Trains
Year 2006
Pieces / Minifigs 856 / 5
Availability Retired
7898 LEGO City Cargo Train Deluxe
Retail $149.99
Value $392.53
Growth  +161.7%
Annual growth 3.2%

Year Pricing

Retail
$271.96   (for all 4 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$740.43
Growth
+172.26%
Annual growth
+3.16%
Used
Value
$377.34

2006 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2006 City set is 60 months where 7895 Switching Tracks had the longest lifespan of 128 months.
Cargo Train Deluxe
Passenger Train
Switching Tracks
Average (60 months)
Lifespan in months
0
64
128

Community Stats

The following are the top 4 most owned 2006 City Trains sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Switching Tracks
#2Passenger Train
#3Cargo Train Deluxe
#4Straight and Curved Rails

About LEGO City Trains

The LEGO City Trains theme revolves around railway transportation. Sets in this theme include passenger trains, cargo trains, tracks, stations, and related accessories.
2006 LEGO Sets
In 2006, LEGO introduced several major themes while retiring others, marking a year of transition and innovation. One of the most notable additions was LEGO Batman, the company’s first full DC Comics collaboration, bringing Gotham’s heroes and villains into LEGO form. Another highly anticipated licensed theme was LEGO Avatar: The Last Airbender, based on the popular Nickelodeon series. However, despite its strong collector demand in later years, the theme was discontinued after just two sets, making them highly valuable today.