“Maxiwifi is a remote control brick for LEGO power function Models. Connect via WiFi on your Android devices; you can control you own LEGO models with the app within a large range.

With Power Functions integrated into the design, you’ll see the Ferris wheel spin in action as you complete the assembly, creating a moving spectacle that is sure to impress.

Powered by 2,304 tiny motors from the Lego Power Function series, the model can hit a top speed of 12 mph ...

Over 13,000 man-hours were needed in order to complete this project, using 2,304 little motors from the Lego Power Function series, plus 4,032 Technic gear wheels. The end result is a Bugatti ...

Lego just built a full-size replica of the 1,500-horsepower supercar. What's more, it can seat two people, and it's fully functional, powered by motors from the LEGO Power Function platform.

September 8, 2018 This Drivable Bugatti Chiron Is Made of One Million Lego Pieces This full-size Lego Bugatti brakes, steers, and has a top speed of 19 miles per hour.