Liberty Walk's crazy Lamborghini Countach widebody: What do the purists say?

Thomas Wachsmuth 13 January 2024 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Lamborghini, Liberty Walk Performance, Premium vehicles, Videos

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Liberty Walk, a name that is no stranger to the tuning scene, is once again causing a sensation in the automotive world. The Japanese company, which has been around since the advent of the Fast and Furious-Saga is known for its extreme body kits, this time, as already announced, a true icon of the 1980s: the Lamborghini Countach. On the Tokyo Auto Salon 2024 They presented a complete widebody conversion of the legendary model that definitely divides opinion. The Countach presented by Liberty Walk is a prime example of this Bosozoku style, which is deeply rooted in Japanese custom car culture. The style is known for evoking strong emotions - either love it or hate it.

Liberty Walk Lamborghini Countach Breitbau

Liberty Walk's crazy Lamborghini Countach widebody: What do the purists say?

The modified Countach pulls with the aggressive look that comes from a huge rear wing, extremely wide fender and a striking one Lowering is marked, all eyes are on you. If you look at the front of the Italian, you immediately notice the new one front splitter and the bumper with its rectangular grill. These changes give the Countach an even more aggressive appearance. In addition, the enormous ones strengthen flicks on the sides and the massively expanded ones Wheel arches the impression of a real wide building. Furthermore, the side view is extremely angular side skirts further emphasized with additional approaches and small inlets in front of the rear wheels.

Interestingly, the vertical, body-colored struts of the intakes at the rear indicate that this was originally one 25th Anniversary Countach acts. The vehicle is also parked in the dark Rohana forged rims, combined with Toyo Tire. The exact details of the Countach's lowering still remain a secret from Liberty Walk. In our eyes, the huge one deserves special attention rear wing. The already striking wing of the standard Countach has been replaced by an even more striking example, which is mounted below the rear bumper.

Tuning right down to the taillights!

And even that tail lights were modified, with slimmer units on a black background. A monumental one diffuser rounds off the radical appearance of the rear. Liberty Walk has not yet published any prices for the spectacular renovation. The company's website simply states that interested parties should inquire. So it remains exciting to see how many owners of a classic Countach are willing to give their beloved icon a radical look Widebody conversion to provide.