Liberty Walk Creates World's Angriest Lamborghini Aventador
The Japanese aftermarket body kit builder's latest masterpiece is a Lamborghini Aventador with serious Batmobile vibes.
LW Does it Again
Aggressive is an adjective that can accurately describe the visuals of the custom Lamborghini Aventador featured in this slideshow. So, please forgive us in advance for our repeated usage of the aforementioned adjective and its synonyms. As we've come to expect from Liberty Walk, they've once again conceived a wide-body kit that is sure to turn every head in its immediate vicinity. And as we've come to expect from the tuner, they've found a way to outdo themselves once again.
Intentionally Bold
It seemed like the stars had aligned when Christian Bale's depiction of Bruce Wayne showed off his playboy lifestyle with a Murciélago (Spanish for bat). Liberty Walk's reimagination of that car's successor, the Aventador is anything but coincidental. The Lamborghini aesthetic already features a lot of Batmobile cues. But The Japanese tuner wanted to take the brutish supercar's body lines a few steps further in the quest for a feisty design.
Maximum Stance
As is the overarching principle with all Liberty Walk builds, the idea here has been to get the car's lowest extremities as close to the ground as they can, while extending the wheels out of the already wide Lambo to achieve maximum 'stance.'
LW Treatment
The audacious design comes with a prominent rear wing that connects to the cockpit via a huge fin. The hood has been given a more in-your-face redo and the quarter panels have been redone with significantly more... erm, aggressive styling. That visual language is present all around the vehicle, as the majority of the Lambo's exterior panels have been given the LW treatment.
