The Fast & Furious franchise is all about people using awesome cars to defy laws–whether they’re United States federal laws, international laws, or the laws of physics. Most of the things Dom Toretto and his family do in the movies might be technically impossible, but you can at least build and admire a replica of his 1970 Dodge Charger R/T with the Lego Technic Dom’s Charger, which is on sale for Walmart+ subscribers.
The online-only deal knocks $40 off the usual price of $120, bringing the price of Dom’s Charger down to a cool $80. The completed car measures 15 inches long, 6 inches wide, and 4 inches tall, and contains some 1,077 pieces. It also includes a bunch of movie-accurate details, including the nitrous oxide bottles Dom uses to fuel the car’s nitro boosts, and working pistons.
Walmart is running a big sale this week in answer to Amazon Prime Day, which runs July 16-17. However, a lot of Walmart’s deals are first available in “early access” to Walmart+ subscribers, and that’s the case for Dom’s Charger. While most of the deals are set to unlock for everyone at 2 PM PT / 5 PM ET today, many of them will disappear pretty quickly when the general public gets ahold of them–so it might be worth it to grab a Walmart+ subscription.
The good news is that Walmart+ is also currently available at a discount of 50% off. That makes the price $50 for the year, rather than the usual $100. In addition to early access to Walmart’s current sale, it offers free delivery from your local Walmart store, free shipping with no order minimum, and lower member prices on gas at Walmart stations.
We’ve got even more Lego deals from Walmart and Amazon that are worth your attention below.
Lego Deals At Walmart And Amazon
The sale has a bunch more deals this week from all over the store, many as low as 50% off, so check out Walmart’s full sale. Among the highlights are some serious discounts on video games and accessories.
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