Rover Testing Drive gives a little less than similar sets
Below average
#193 of 213 City sets with 200–499 pieces
Rover Testing Drive just slips into poor value for a mid-size City set. It gives about 51 pieces per $10 against a typical 65 and nearly a quarter less plastic per dollar than its peers, and at $29.99 it costs about 24% more than its contents usually would, even though builders rate it a fair 3.8 of 5.
#193
Chart 1 · Among similar sets
Where it sits among 213 City sets with 200–499 pieces
Each stud is a similar set; this one is circled. Hover for the set.
25
Chart 2 · The score
How the 25 is built
Each measure against a typical similar set (the ink line), and the points it adds.
Plastic per dollar
83 vs 110
+5 of 35
Pieces per $10
51 vs 61
+8 of 30
Minifigures per $100
5.1 vs 6.0
+7 of 20
Builder rating
3.8 vs 3.9
+6 of 15
$5 more
Chart 3 · The price
Is the price fair for what’s in the box?
Sets with its pieces, plastic and minifigures usually cost about $25. Each brick is $5.
$29.99
you pay
$25
sets like it usually cost