Icons / Vehicles · 10248-1

LEGO 10248-1 Ferrari F40

LEGO 10248 Ferrari F40 is a Icons set valued at $422 for new and sealed sets, up 322% from an original retail price of $99.99. The set retired in November 2017 with annual appreciation averaging 18.09% since. Used copies are valued between $189 and $278 depending on condition. Secondary market prices for new and sealed sets typically fall between $382 and $458.

2015 1,158 pieces Retired
Market position321.7% above original retailNew-market estimate vs. retail
90-day trend+0.4%Recorded value movement
AvailabilityRetiredLatest collected status
History depth124 monthsMonthly market records
PRICE GUIDE

Current LEGO 10248-1 values

Condition-specific market estimates compared with the original retail price.

New / sealed value $421.65 +321.7% vs. retail
Used value $231.94 $188.68 – $278.33
Original retail $99.99 Launch price
Market values are estimates for the set condition shown; live retailer and marketplace prices may differ.
MARKET TREND

Price history

Sealed-market monthly prices through Jul 2026; used values are a current snapshot.

Sealed latest$445.8412 plotted months
Used value$231.94Current estimate
Used range$188.68 – $278.33Current low to high
Latest close$445.84
Period low$415.90
Period high$469.22
Period change+7.2%
MARKET VALUE Sealed price history
Latest $445.84 +7.2% over period
Monthly market value history Closing market value from Aug 2025 to Jul 2026. $477 $454 $431 $408 Aug 2025: $415.90 Sep 2025: $439.58 Oct 2025: $431.89 Nov 2025: $428.26 Dec 2025: $455.92 Jan 2026: $455.25 Feb 2026: $468.24 Mar 2026: $430.02 Apr 2026: $438.80 May 2026: $447.83 Jun 2026: $469.22 Jul 2026: $445.84 Aug 2025Jan 2026Jul 2026
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MonthOpenLowHighCloseSalesSource
2026-07 $402.09 $387.51 $475.01 $445.84 73 Brickeconomy
2026-06 $405.23 $383.91 $511.88 $469.22 49 Brickeconomy
2026-05 $403.89 $389.24 $477.13 $447.83 41 Brickeconomy
2026-04 $378.96 $359.02 $478.69 $438.80 39 Brickeconomy
2026-03 $387.82 $373.76 $458.15 $430.02 31 Brickeconomy
2026-02 $404.39 $383.10 $510.80 $468.24 27 Brickeconomy
2026-01 $410.58 $395.68 $485.03 $455.25 49 Brickeconomy
2025-12 $393.75 $373.03 $497.37 $455.92 54 Brickeconomy
2025-11 $386.24 $372.23 $456.28 $428.26 44 Brickeconomy
2025-10 $372.99 $353.36 $471.15 $431.89 32 Brickeconomy
2025-09 $396.44 $382.06 $468.33 $439.58 49 Brickeconomy
2025-08 $359.19 $340.29 $453.71 $415.90 34 Brickeconomy
MARKET ACTIVITY

Sales and liquidity

Reported sealed-market sales and monthly price ranges for the latest 6 months.

Through Jul 2026
Reported sales2606-month total
Monthly average43.3reported sales
Active months6 / 6with at least one sale
3-month trend+68%163 vs 97 sales
LiquidityHigh activitybased on reported sales
Recent monthly price distributionLow · close · high
Jul 2026 $445.84 $387.51 $445.84 $475.01 73 sales
Jun 2026 $469.22 $383.91 $469.22 $511.88 49 sales
May 2026 $447.83 $389.24 $447.83 $477.13 41 sales
Apr 2026 $438.80 $359.02 $438.80 $478.69 39 sales
Mar 2026 $430.02 $373.76 $430.02 $458.15 31 sales
Feb 2026 $468.24 $383.10 $468.24 $510.80 27 sales
Activity labels describe reported historical sales only; they do not guarantee that a set can be sold immediately.
VALUE OUTLOOK

Growth and retirement

Total growth+321.7%New / sealed value
Annual growth+18.1%Recorded annual rate
1-year forecast$448.54+6.4%
5-year forecast$651.70+54.6%
5-year range$620.00 – $672.00Collected estimate
Used value range$188.68 – $278.33Observed market range
MethodSource-provided projectionDisplayed as collected; SetWatch does not recalculate it.
Forecast sourceBrickeconomySource attached to the forecast fields.
Recorded history124 monthsCurrent history coverage on SetWatch.
ConfidenceNot independently scoredA range appears only when the source supplies bounds.

Forecasts are directional estimates, not guaranteed future prices or investment advice. Actual value depends on condition, demand, fees, and sale timing.

Released in 2015 and retired in 2017, the Ferrari F40 10248 is a licensed Icons vehicle with a display-oriented build and model-specific elements, and its limited post-retirement availability has sustained collector demand, while the absence of a direct remake so far reduces but does not eliminate revisit risk.