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Ford, LEGO Speed Champions Introduce Mustang, F-150 Raptor Sets for Kids of All Ages to Build Their Dreams

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  • Ford and LEGO Speed Champions introduce new line of LEGO sets based on two of Ford’s most iconic vehicles at the 2016 North American International Auto Show
  • Mustang and F-150 Raptor LEGO Speed Champions sets celebrate iconic Ford vehicles and come ready for race day with special accessories
  • Sets available for purchase March 1

Detroit, Mich., Jan. 11, 2016 – For the kid in all of us, Ford is working with LEGO Speed Champions to bring the excitement of the racetrack to your living room with first-ever F-150 Raptor and Mustang LEGO sets.

“LEGO is the world’s No. 1 toy company and is loved by children and adults around the globe,” said Joe Hinrichs, Ford’s president of The Americas. “Many of us grew up playing with LEGO, so this is a dream project for many of us – including our engineers.”

The 185-piece Mustang kit includes a time board and race driver. The 664-piece F-150 Raptor set includes a well-equipped garage, trailer, a drag racing Christmas tree and Model A hot rod, plus a crew of Ford workers to ensure top-quality work.

“We want these sets to tell a story,” said Michael Møllnitz, LEGO Marketing Manager. “Each set creates a Playtheme with infinite possibilities. A Playtheme focuses its story and play offerings around the mini-figure so the kids can play out their ultimate car fantasies. They become the mini-figure, stepping into the greatest cars on earth.”

The Denmark-based LEGO team worked closely with Ford licensing and design teams throughout development and product design, collaborating on every detail down to the packaging and marketing materials.

Suggested retail price for Mustang set is $14.99, while F-150 Raptor is $49.99.

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