Liberty Walk Has Built A Honda S660 Widebody Kit And We're Not Sure How To Feel
Like the idea of something like a widebody Lamborghini Aventador but don’t quite have the cash? Let me present a solution.
It’s called the LB Works SSX-660R, and it’s a Liberty Walk widebody kit for something a little more affordable: the Honda S660R. That’s right, you can now turn the 63bhp Kei car into your own bite-sized, widebody mini-monster.
It’s quite possibly the most preposterous thing Liberty Walk has ever come up with, and we’re not sure if we’re horrified or impressed. A little of both, perhaps.
Despite the 660cc coupe being quite a humble starting point, Liberty Walk hasn’t held back here. We’re talking huge wheel arch bulges with deliberately conspicuous rivets, a ducktail rear spoiler and a diffuser all working together to whip up a weird-tasting feast for the eyes.
If you live in Japan (the S660 isn’t sold elsewhere) and like the idea of all this, you’re looking at 648,000 yen (£4420) for the complete SSX-660R kit, and almost the same again for an air suspension setup to go along with it. Meanwhile the slightly less mad SSX-660 kit is 475,200 yen (£3240).
So, understanding that we may be opening a huge can of worms here, what do you think of this thing? Let the discussion commence…
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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It looks just as bad as every other Liberty Walk kit out there…
Back looks cool, front looks awful…
But i sorta like it
I told the Nsx to wear protection…
Well, I’m not going to contest looks but now it seems like this S660 is slightly more inconvenient…even with the air suspension
Looks like a baby NSX
Your* own
“If you live in Japan”
You ain’t holding me back from my Itasha Liberty Walk S660R
Y no hatsune miku livery tho?
I honestly thought it was kind of a joke post on instagram when I found out..
Am I the only one who kind of likes it?
I love it just needs an engine swap
Adorable and awesome!