LB Works or Liberty Walk, a Japanese company founded by Kato-san has been creating some of the wildest wide-body supercars in the world, always extremely lowered with air ride suspension, and featuring extremely wide fenders and massive rear wings, that’s the LB-works style, but to celebrate his anniversary, on January 19, 2021, Wataru Kato, the…
We’ve only recently posted the unveiling of the impressive new limited edition LB-Works Aventador GT EVO kit, only 20 of these final Liberty Walk kits for the Lamborghini Aventador will be made for the entire world, and it transforms an original Aventador into a very aggressively styled Le Mans lookalike. But what if one of those 20…
At the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, LB Performance unveiled their new Lamborghini Aventador aero kit for the first time, installed on a custom wrapped V12 flagship model, it was impressive, and low to the ground thanks to their trademark air ride suspension install … but that would just be the start of a growing line up of…
Back in December 2017 we already mentioned a new limited edition kit to be released by Liberty Walk, but all we could show at that time were a few 3D renders, not an actual car … fast forward to March 2018 when Kato-San came to the Geneva Auto Show in Switzerland, and he had the new LB-Works…
If you think the Liberty Walk Aventador wide fender kit is already over the top … get ready for this one: the LB-Works Aventador Limited, just like the LB-Works Murciélago of which only 20 were be built, the Aventador Limited will be available only 30 times in Japan and 20 times worldwide at ¥5,940,000 or $59,400.00 respectively (in CFRP).…
I think Kato-san, or Wataru Kato is he is called officially, isn’t unknown to car aficionados like us, after all he is the founder of Liberty Walk, what started out as a used car dealership in Nagoya, Japan it has grown into a tuning company with a worldwide market in a matter of years. In…
We have seen the work from Kato-san, or Wataru Kato, owner of Liberty Walk – LB Performance in Japan … his very special style is well-known in the Japanese tuning scene as the classic “Zokusha” where owners of older Japanese cars add wide wheel arches and drop them to the ground to create a more…
