Review: 77241 2 Fast 2 Furious Honda S2000 from LEGO® Speed Champions

My knowledge of the Fast & Furious franchise is about as good as my knowledge of cars – in other words, virtually non-existent. An analysis of a set's elements and techniques though? Now that I can do!

Let's take a look at 77241 2 Fast 2 Furious Honda S2000 – or as I call it: the pink one. 

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77241 2 Fast 2 Furious Honda S2000

• Release date: 1 June 2025
• Pieces: 300

Price: 

• US$ 26.99 on LEGO.com US
• CA$ 34.99 on LEGO.com Canada
• GB£ 22.99 on LEGO.com UK
• AU$ 39.99 on LEGO.com Australia
• NZ$ 44.99 on LEGO.com New Zealand
• DE€ 26,99 on LEGO.com Deutschland
• NL€ 26,99 on LEGO.com Nederland
• FR€ 26,99 on LEGO.com France
• PLN 119.99 on LEGO.com Polska
• NOK 379,90 on LEGO.com Norge
• DKK 249.95 on LEGO.com Danmark

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New moulds

We'll get to the shed-load of pink recolours soon, but first let's admire the new screen:

• Windscreen, Curved 6 x 2 x 2 with Dark Pink Frame print in Transparent/ Trans-Clear (6554260 | 114259)

It's a welcome alternative for convertible builds that previously made-do with the 6 x 3 x 1 (62360, 35299, 35298 – shown top right) and its smaller 4 x 2 x 1 counterpart (81911 – bottom right). Both are valued elements, but rarely the most accurate shape imaginable. 

The only point against the new screen in this arena is the fact it's currently only available with the pink printing – not especially versatile, but we'll surely be getting a plain version soon enough.

It's 1 plate shy of the height of its existing 6 x 6 x 1⅔ cousin (65632), resulting in a slightly shallower A-pillar angle. Nevertheless, the two still share a lot of DNA which is appropriate for some of the theme's signature elements.

Like 65632, the front curve of the new screen matches up with 1 x 3 curved slopes, while the inside angle of the A-pillar aligns perfectly with 45° 1 x 2-based roof tiles. 

A match for the outer incline was harder to find. With a bit of gymnastics, I found a 1 x 6 x 5 slope (30259, 2937) just about does the job. I doubt such a combo is that useful. 

The same can't be said of our next pair of new moulds:

Hub caps always make for good greebles but these two are especially tasty!

•  Wheel Covers 9 Spoke, No Rim in Silver Metallic/ Flat Silver (6825b)
•  Wheel Covers 5 Spoke, No Rim in Silver Metallic/ Flat Silver (6825a)

And now, the main event.

Recolours and rare parts

The amount of noteworthy pink parts in this set is astonishing.

Here's all 12 exclusive Bright Purple/ Dark Pink recolours. Row by row, left to right they are:

• 6 x Bracket 1 x 1 - 1 x 1 Inverted (6553406 | 36840)
• 1 x Plate Round Corners 2 x 6 Double  (6553410 | 18980)
• 2 x Plate Special 1 x 2 with Bar Up [Horizontal Arm 5mm] (6555322 | 43876)
• 5 x Tile 1 x 3 (6555321 | 63864)

• 1 x Slope Curved 4 x 2 No Studs (6561161 | 93606)
• 2 x Tile 45° Cut 2 x 2 (Triangle) (6561162 | 35787)
• 6 x Bracket 1 x 1 - 1 x 2 Inverted (6553415 | 73825)
• 4 x Brick Curved 1 x 2 x 1 with Curved Top (6553413 | 5841)

• 4 x Plate Special 1 x 2 with Clip Horizontal on Side (6560325 | 11476 , 65458)
• 4 x Wheel Arch, Mudguard 4 x 2 x 2 1/2 (6553409 | 3387)
• 1 x Plate 1 x 5 (6553416 | 78329)
• 9 x Plate 1 x 1 x 2/3 with Open Stud (6555320 | 86996)

As if that wasn't enough pink, there's one exclusive Light Purple/ Bright Pink recolour too:

• 2 x Game Controller [Plain] (6560324 | 53118)

But wait, there's more. The rare dark pink parts, appearing in two other sets or less, are:

• 2 x Tile 2 x 2 Curved, Macaroni (6525972 | 27925)
• 2 x Plate 2 x 3 with 1 x 1 Cutout (6451742 | 73831)
• 2 x Slope Curved 4 x 1 No Studs [Stud Holder with Symmetric Ridges] (6533624 | 11153)
• 2 x Slope Curved 2 x 1 with Stud Notch Left (6481633 | 29120) and Right (6481634 | 29119)

Decorations

Unsurprisingly, the exclusive printed elements are almost all dark pink too:

• Slope Brick Curved 2 x 4 x 2/3 No Studs, with Dark Purple/White Graffiti Girl print Left (6548216) and Right (6554261)
• Tile 1 x 6 with White/Dark Purple Graffiti print Left (6548217) and Right (6554262)
• Slope Curved 2 x 2 with Stud Notch Left with Black/Orange Headlight print Left (6548214) and Right (6548215)
• 2x +1 spare Slope 30° 1 x 1 x 2/3 (Cheese Slope) with Black Safety Bar print (6561460)

That is, apart from a single print in white (but even this has some pink printed on it!).

• 1x +1 spare Tile 1 x 1 with White/Dark Pink Girl on Dark Purple Background print (6548218) 

The remaining decorations are achieved with stickers. They're numerous, but easy enough to apply, with great colour matching to the pink plastic.

The driver

As is the norm for LEGO Speed Champions, the set includes a single minifigure:

Suki has a frowny/smiley double sided head and is composed entirely of exclusive elements:

• Hair Long Parted in Centre in Medium Nougat (6561915 | 36806) – Exclusive recolour
• Minifig Head Suki, Dark Brown Eyebrows, Frown / Open Mouth print in Warm Tan (6548211)
• Torso, Dark Purple Top, Dark Pink Trim, Warm Tan Chest, Tummy print, Warm Tan Arms and Hands in Medium Lilac/ Dark Purple (6561939)
• Hips and Dark Pink Legs with Belt, Silver Bull Skull, Sand Blue/Yellow Straps print in Bright Purple/ Dark Pink (6548213)

The build

1 x 2 plates with upwards bars (43876) jump a section at the rear from 8 modules wide to 7, with 1 x 2 rounded plates (35480) used to secure the subassembly in place. 

Nestled between the two seats is an intricate bundle of modified plates and clips that supports the roll bar assembly as well as a few interior details.

A round plate with downwards bar (3661) typically indicates some snazzy technique is afoot, and that's certainly the case here at the nose of the Honda S2000. Together with a couple of battle droid arms (30377) and 1x1 round plates with underside horizontal bars (79194), they set the angle of the 1 x 2 curved slopes with stud notches. 

The engine – complete with sticker – is an Easter egg included for the builder only, as surprisingly it is entombed by the end of the build. 

As I added the last few parts, I wondered why the new 2 x 4 curved wedges (6929 and 6930) aren't used for the headlights. As it turns out, those parts wouldn't fit due to the height of the mudguards and there's a small indent on the real car the designer was undoubtedly trying to capture - mystery solved! 

The completed model

Colour, graphics, a new windscreen mould and – did I mention the colour? – elevate what is otherwise a fairly average build in the LEGO Speed Champions line-up. Given the high quality of the theme, this is by no means a negative statement. 

Minus the odd stud notch here and there, I only spot two awkward areas of shaping: The roll bar assembly doesn't quite gel with the rest of the bodywork, and there is a slightly blocky transition from the line of cheese slopes to the tail light section. 

It's minifigure accessory NPU galore in the interior; A microphone (21009, 73467) is used for the gear stick, the recoloured games controllers (53118) for padded seats and, between them, a pen (35809) for the fire extinguisher. Also note the 1 x 1 tile with monitor print we saw earlier, ergonomically positioned in Suki's eyeline.

The vehicle's forward rake makes the bodywork look a bit wonky from certain angles to my eyes. However, I trust the designers know best when it comes to choosing the optimal solution given the limitations of the brick, plus in this case we're treated to some gorgeous graphic design work to distract the eye.

For the most part, that holds true even if you choose not to apply the stickers, thanks to the well-placed prints.

Closing thoughts 

The price of US$26.99/ £22.99/ 26.99€/ AU$39.99 continues to feel steep for a single car, but is consistent with recent LEGO Speed Champions sets, so no additional premium has been added for the Fast & Furious license.

Fortunately the overall quality is on par with the rest of the theme too. Build quality and interesting parts are seemingly guaranteed in an SC set, but here the graphic design work shines brightest!

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