Three race vehicles, a track, and pit-stop details — City racing at its most complete, even if the price stings a little for what's in the box.
Is the price fair?D+Combo value sounds good on paper, but the sticker price is a stretch for what you get.
Will you love it?B-Three vehicles and a track setup give it real play range — not deep, but wide.
Holds its value?C-City racing packs rarely move the needle on resale; expect flat at best.
True ValueD+
$30
MSRP
$37
Parts value
124%
Ratio
The parts alone are worth about 124% of the MSRP — the basis for this D+ price read.
What you get
Plain bricks
$28
Figures (×3)
$7
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $37 of parts for $30.
The Full Take
The Combo Race Pack bundles a race car, a speedboat, and a monster truck into one City set that actually feels like a full afternoon of play rather than a single prop. The track pieces and pit lane details give it context most individual City racing sets lack. That said, 362 pieces at $29.99 sits on the wrong side of fair — you're paying for the variety, not the density. The three minifigs are generic racers, nothing memorable, but they do the job. Build-wise it's straightforward City construction: accessible, quick, forgettable for experienced builders. Where it shines is in what a kid can actually do with it — three vehicles means three stories happening at once. Just don't bank on the secondary market returning your investment; this one's priced to play, not to hold.