Liberty Walk's Latest Lamborghini Aventador Is One Of Its Most Outrageous | Carscoops carscoops
In the not-too-distant future, the long-awaited successor to the Lamborghini Aventador will be launched. It will inevitably offer more performance than its predecessor. However, even though it will take over the Aventador’s mantle, the current V12 monster will long remain a favorite among tuning companies.
Among the best-known tuners to frequently work on the Aventador is Liberty Walk. The Japanese company has experience upgrading some of the planet’s most potent performance cars and not too long ago, released itsThis Lamborghini Aventador from Liberty Walk Is Also A Real Show-Stopper Things start at the front end where Liberty Walk has fabricated a pronounced splitter for the Lamborghini, while also overhauling the bumper. It has also been equipped with a new hood and benefits from flared wheel arches that sport aerodynamic louvers at the front.As dramatic as the front end is, it is the side profile that’s perhaps the most outlandish.
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