Ferrari 458 LB-Works GT, Light Blue & Blue Carbon

The 458 Italia was unveiled at Frankfurt in 2009. Its body came from the Ferrari Styling Centre under Donato Coco with Pininfarina, and its 4.5-litre V8 gave 570 PS at 9,000 rpm, the first mid-engined Ferrari road car with direct injection. The 488 GTB replaced it in 2015. Liberty Walk, the Japanese company led by Wataru Kato in Owariasahi, Aichi, showed an LB-Works 458 Italia at the SEMA Show in 2013. Its LB-Works kits are built around bolt-on overfenders, and LB Performance, named at the top of this plaque, was the brand Liberty Walk began with in 2008.

The model wears a two-tone scheme: pale blue over the bonnet, roof and upper body, and blue carbon weave across the nose, flanks, tail and wing, split by a white band along each side, with a large 458 across the doors. The wing stands on tall supports, with Ferrari across its upper surface and the LB monogram on the end plates. White multi-spoke wheels with blue outer rims sit on Advan tyres. At the back, an LB Performance plate sits above three blue-ringed tailpipes and a white-edged diffuser. Inside, the white leather is quilted and piped in pale blue, with blue carbon on the dashboard, doors and steering wheel. The white leather base's etched plaque reads LB Performance 458 LB-Works GT, Limited, one of 8. Davis & Giovanni builds it at 1:18.