Self Expression
Buying a car is an individual choice; it starts as a need, then becomes a personal preference. Another aspect of automotive individualism is tuning or modification, when you want your car to stand out and outwardly represent your personality and interests.
That’s why the modding and aftermarket scene keeps growing; major players in that space create truly extreme, eye-catching products for people to buy. Liberty Walk is known as a true modding company, specializing in the extreme body kits that have become part of the automotive pop culture segment and underground scene.
LB Lambo Huracán
While the Huracán has been replaced by the Temerario, the aftermarket support remains strong for the former baby Lambo. Just launched this year is the LB Silhouette WORKS Huracán GT, an extensive body kit for the Huracán. Liberty Walk is a Japanese staple, and most of their kits have made their way to some of the most exclusive exotica around the world. The Huracán kit is part of LB’s premium Silhouette WORKS GT line and draws heavily on GT racing and Lamborghini’s own GT race cars.
The kit completely reshapes and redesigns the look, adding a more aggressive overall stance that looks wider and lower than the original. Almost all the car’s panels are replaced except the doors and roof, and customers can choose between Fiber-Reinforced Plastic (FRP), Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP), or high-end Dry Carbon Fiber (DCF).
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Piece By Piece Or Whole?
You can buy the LB Silhouette WORKS Huracan GT kit as a whole, with prices starting at $40,000 and going up to $57,000, depending on the material you choose. If the full kit is too much, Liberty Walk also lets you buy individual pieces from the kit. Individual pieces include bumpers, diffusers, canards, fenders, hood, and rear wing. Again, these individual pieces have different prices depending on the material the buyer wants them made from.
Beyond the Huracan, LB also offers Silhouette kits for cars like the Ferrari 458 and Lamborghini Aventador. Japanese legends can also get the same treatment, with kits available for the Nissan GT-R in both the R35 and R33 generations.
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