This Is Liberty Walk's £15,000 'A90' Toyota Supra Widebody Conversion Kit
Just over a year on from the launch of the Toyota GR Supra, we’ve already seen girth added to the car via various parties. From aftermarket specialists like HKS to Toyota itself, plenty have had a go.
The latest company to pick up the baton, however, might just be the most anticipated outfit yet. Yep, Liberty Walk has made a wide-body ‘A90’ Supra.
Well, nearly - some renders of the completed kit have been released, along with images of a part-completed car sporting a temporary support beam for the giant rear wing. We rather dig the unpainted look, however - there’s a certain Batmobile vibe to the thing in its current state.
To go with the huge wing at the back and the blistered arches, there’s a tarmac-scraping front splitter, swollen side skirts, a vented bonnet and a big new rear diffuser. It’s the exact opposite of subtle, but what did you expect from Liberty Walk?
If you want your GR Supra to look like this, you’d best get saving. The full kit in carbon fibre-reinforced plastic is $19,030 (about £15,000) when the vented bonnet is included, or $14,850 without the hood and with the CFRP swapped for less fancy FRP. Plus, you’re going to need to think about getting some suitably wide wheels and possibly some suspension modifications to make sure those arches are nicely filled.
That may not leave a whole lot of money to make it faster, but the good news is the Supra’s BMW-sourced B58 inline-six turbo engine is hilariously easy to tune.
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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They made a Supra look like a GT3 Supra that looks proper good!
Haha we two seem to agree on everything! :D
Unpopular opinion the new supra is better than the Mk4 it looks better has a nearly as good of an engine as the 2JZ and it isnt overpriced to hell when you want to buy it
Not unpopular opinion, just the Mk4 fanboys can’t take those facts x)
Nah
20 grand for glorified plastic lmao
The ones who are going to end up buying this are pretty much only going to display the car in shows and in videos, so you’re basically paying 80 grand for a car that’s rendered unusable.
If there’s a trend that needs to slow the hell down, it’s the widebody trend.
One day we will look back on these widebody cars the same way we look back at the riced out cars from the 90’s and 00’s
What. A. Meanie!
Liberty Walk never cease to amaze!
Damn if this is something that amazes you then I got some bad news for you son…
This is just my opinion, but for me Liberty Walk just doesn’t enhance much more than the appearence of the car. And paying that much only for the looks is a bit much… Also, I don’t like that look either.
IMO, I think the Streethunter kit is the best looking kit I’ve seen so far