Daihatsu Copen Becomes Mini Nissan GT-R Thanks To Liberty Walk
We’ve seen Japanese tuning firm Liberty Walk unleash its widebody-obsessed treatments on Kei cars before (who can forget that Honda S660), but none compare to this.
The car you see here is a Daihatsu Copen, or at least, it was. It’s now pretty much unrecognisable, having been fitted with a wide-arch kit (of course), a huge rear wing and - most importantly - the face of an R35 Nissan GT-R.
Images of the car were released last week on Liberty Walk’s Facebook page, something we somehow missed. Let’s blame the onslaught of pre-Goodwood reveals for that.
But now we’re having a good look at them and, well… there’s quite a lot to take in for such a small car, isn’t there? It’s cute but angry, like one of those little yappy dogs that like to nip at your heels. It certainly won’t be fast - the Copen’s 658cc inline-three develops just 63bhp, and although the standard car weighs only a little over 800kg, this LB version may well be a bit heavier with all the added bits and pieces. But who cares: we dig it. We think…
The complete ‘GT-K’ kit is available for 415,800 yen, which is about £2800.
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It’s soooooo cute!
Let’s wait for Italdesing to redesing it.
It would be awesome if they made a half-VR38 (a turbo 3-cylinder) for it, although it would void the kei engine rules.
You remember the suzuki alto works or the daihatsu mira tx rr avanzato? They have 4 cylinder turbo engines
not that bad but I rather take the S660
Kei cars are great. I would actually drive this. It’d probably get a couple performance mods though.
that is so f*cking CUTE!!! (imagine that with a near demonic, deep voice that starts silently and becomes louder with every word)
I would buy it.
around $6000, i need to find out how to import this.
super cool car , i would drive this every day