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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Holy early Fast and Furious movies, Batman
This over the new nsx
Sorry not sorry
Same
You can feel good because they have only made one
Id get it.
i like the idea of companies like liberty walk making widebodys for cars that are affordable and not just supercars
I like it …..swap in a hayabusa engine or hayabusa derived v8 like the atom or sr8 it could be an insane track car
Its an 830 kg midengine rear wheeldrive widebody sports car. its just begging for an engine swap and maybe a turbo.
Makes me want an S660 even more.
Yehnahyehnah ill pass
i think it looks like a mess, but like a mess I would buy if it was sold in the states.
Uhm.. Ill pass