Liberty Walk '1993–pr.

Liberty Walk (Japanese: リバティーウォーク, often abbreviated as LBWK or LB) is a Japanese aftermarket tuning company founded by Wataru Kato in 1993. Its headquarters and production facilities are located in Owari-Asahi, Aichi Prefecture, near Nagoya. The company has become one of the most recognizable tuning houses in the world, largely redefining the aesthetics of modern car customization culture: aggressive wide-body styling, an extremely low stance and riveted-on overfenders are the signature elements of a style rooted in the Japanese "kaizo" tradition of radical vehicle modification and in the "bosozoku" street culture.

LB★WORKS — the flagship and best-known lineup, embodying the most radical interpretation of the style: a full body kit with wide riveted overfenders, deep side skirts, massive diffusers and spoilers.

LB★Performance — the older brand, with which the company began developing its own aero parts. A more restrained lineup: individual aerodynamic components (diffusers, spoilers, trim pieces) that complement rather than completely rework the factory design. It is also used on sports cars driven in everyday conditions.

LB-Silhouette WORKS GT — the most radical direction: full body-shell replacement kits in which only the doors and roof remain original. Aimed at extreme visual transformation, the lineup pays homage to the classic racing machines of the 1970s in the silhouette racing genre.

LB★Nation — a sub-brand focused on more affordable, "mainstream" models: body kits for city and everyday cars, along with related merchandise and apparel. The name echoes the company's annual festival event, "J NATION".

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