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Liberty Walk Takes Toyota Supra To A Whole New Level

Jun. 08, 2020 10:25 AM ET by Jared Rosenholtz Design / 17 Comments The most extreme-looking Supra has arrived. Japan-based Liberty Walk LB Performance has become the go-to source for insane-looking widebody kits. The company has fitted its signature wide fenders on a variety of supercars and sports cars ranging from the Ford Mustang to Lamborghini cars like the Huracan and Miura. It was only a matter of time before Liberty Walk turned its sights on one of the most talked-about sports cars of the year, the 2021 Toyota GR Supra. The company has just announced its body kit for the fifth-generation (A90) Supra, which is now available for order. For Supra owners looking to take their cars to the next level visually, this new body kit could be perfect. Liberty Walk Liberty Walk Customers will have a choice of two options from Liberty Walk. The 'Complete Body Kit' includes a front diffuser, rear diffuser, rear wing, a wide-body fender kit including a front fender, side skirt, door panel, rear fender, and front canard. Liberty Walk has priced this option at $14,850 for fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) or $15,950 for carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP). A slightly more expensive package also includes a new hood for a total of $17,930 in FRP or $19,030 in CFRP guise. We assume that these prices only include the kit, not the cost of installation or other upgrades like new wheels and tires. So to get your Supra looking exactly like the ones in these pictures, you will likely need to budget well over $20,000. Liberty Walk Liberty Walk Before and after photos show how the stock Supra was transformed into an eye-catching Liberty Walk creation. The widebody kit looks flush with the Supra's sleek lines but Liberty Walk loves to leave exposed rivets in the finished product for a unique look. Liberty Walk rarely touches the engine, so the 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six is likely producing the stock 382 horsepower rating (335 hp for the 2020 model). But with plenty of tuners already pushing nearly 1,000 hp out of the BMW-sourced B58 engine, we're sure most customers who opt for the Liberty Walk will find more power elsewhere to match the outrageous body kit. Liberty Walk Liberty Walk Liberty Walk

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