Lamborghini Aventador S LB Performance 2.0, Metallic Lime Green

Lamborghini unveiled the Aventador S at its Sant'Agata factory on 19 December 2016, the first major update of the car launched at Geneva in 2011. The V12 now made 740 PS, the car gained four-wheel steering, and the nose and tail were redrawn. Liberty Walk grew out of Wataru Kato's used-car business in Nagoya and made its name by riveting wide arches straight onto the bodywork of cars most owners would never cut, and its Lamborghini conversions grew into a line of their own under the LB Performance name. Its Aventador parts replace whole panels rather than trimming the originals.

Davis & Giovanni paints this one a bright metallic lime green, with silver lower sills, a carbon roof and a carbon wing whose green endplates are marked LBWK. A large LB roundel covers the bonnet, Toyo Tires runs across the top of the windscreen, and decals for Liberty Walk, Proxes, Rotiform and Airrex sit behind the front wheels. The polished five-spoke wheels have deep lips and gold calipers, on tyres lettered Toyo Tires in white, and the rear plate reads LBWK Liberty Walk. Inside, the seats and dashboard are tan. The plaque on the red-stitched white leather base reads LB Performance, Aventador S 2.0, Davis & Giovanni and Limited, one of 10. Davis & Giovanni builds it at 1:18.