Liberty Walk Unveils Widebody Lamborghini Miura: A Bold New Look

The Liberty Walk Lamborghini Miura, officially dubbed the LB-Silhouette Works GT Lamborghini Miura, has us utterly captivated. This radical reimagining of a supercar legend has taken the automotive world by storm, combining Liberty Walk's audacious design language with Miura's timeless elegance.

A Widebody Revolution for the Miura

In true Liberty Walk fashion, the Miura's transformation is spectacular. While the original Miura earned its fame for its graceful, flowing silhouette that delicately balanced sharpness with fluidity, Liberty Walk has cranked up the drama. The widebody kit introduces a lineup of bold features, including dive planes, spoilers, and louvers that completely redefine the car’s aesthetic.

Still, Liberty Walk shows its respect for the Miura’s heritage by preserving the car’s iconic design hallmark: those unmistakable "eyelashes" around the headlights remain intact, paying homage to the car’s original allure.

Bigger, Bolder, and Badder

The LB-Silhouette Works GT Miura is not just a visual transformation—it’s a whole new beast. The car is longer, thanks to a protruding front splitter, and significantly wider due to its aggressively flared fenders. A towering rear wing extends from the bumper, making a bold statement that modernizes the Miura's stance while keeping it grounded in motorsport-inspired aggression. Complementing the makeover are custom aftermarket wheels at each corner, adding a contemporary edge to the classic supercar.

What’s Under the Hood?

While Liberty Walk hasn’t shared many mechanical details, we suspect the Miura’s original heart—a 4.0-liter V12—remains untouched. Straight from the factory in Sant'Agata Bolognese, this transversely mounted engine delivered a robust 345 horsepower back in 1966, ensuring that even in its stock form, the Miura was a performance icon.

Ready to Order?

Details on pricing haven’t been released yet, but Liberty Walk is set to make the kit available next year, allowing Miura owners to transform their cars into one-of-a-kind masterpieces. The official unveiling is scheduled for January 10 at the Tokyo Auto Salon, and it’s safe to say this will be one of the most talked-about debuts of the event.

If you’re one of the lucky Miura owners planning to embrace this bold new look, be sure to let us know. We’d love to see this widebody marvel up close.

Finally release!! LB-Silhouette WORKS GT Lamborghini Miura