Liberty Walk earned a name for itself among tuners by transforming supercars into spectacular showpieces, and this 2007 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Coupe exemplifies their strong style. According to records, the car first arrived in the United States before being transferred to Japan in 2012 for a comprehensive refurbishment.
Out there, the Liberty Walk team installed a Silhouette Works GT Evo body kit, making this car a dead ringer for the Batmobile, and that’s no exaggeration. The wide fenders simply pop out of the old design, while a completely new front bumper borrows many influences from the Reventon, with extra driving lights, new headlights, and a modified hood. Everything appears to be rather pleasant. Deep side skirts go along the body, and a big roof scoop rests directly on top for good measure. At the back, the redesigned bumper, diffuser, monster wing, and unique taillights combine to create an unmistakable appearance.
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The black paint wraps the entire thing, including the interior, which has leather seats with yellow stitching on the dash and doors. Carbon fiber accents give some flare to important sections, while the original scissor doors remain functional. The 18-inch Rohana wheels in the front and 19-inch wheels in the back are fitted with new Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, and there is an Ideal Air Max suspension system that allows you to adjust the ride height as you go, as well as the factory front axle lift system, which allows you to easily clear those everyday obstacles.
Underneath, the same 6.5 liter V12 engine delivers 632 horsepower and 487 lb-ft of torque to all four wheels via the six-speed E-gear automated transmission and a limited slip differential at the rear. Yellow brake calipers press into the rotors, providing substantial stopping force. In the cabin, there’s a Pioneer Carrozzeria audio playing the music and an aftermarket rearview mirror that shows what’s happening behind you. A small digital panel on the dashboard shows a 220mph speedometer, 9,000 rpm tachometer, fuel, oil pressure, coolant, and temperature, which is quite useful.
To keep everything in good working order, a rebuilt alternator, new oxygen sensor, fresh battery, and trickle charger were recently installed. With 20,000 miles on the clock, this automobile returned to the United States via a Washington dealer, complete with a clean Carfax report and a Washington title. Bidding on Bring a Trailer went up and up until the hammer fell at $344,000 on April 4.
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