Lamborghini Huracán Liberty Walk, Matte Grey

Lamborghini revealed the Huracán in December 2013 and showed it at Geneva the following spring as the replacement for the Gallardo, with a 5.2-litre V10 of 610 PS in its first LP 610-4 form. The name came from a Spanish fighting bull known for its courage, which fought in 1879. Liberty Walk, the Aichi company run by Wataru Kato, began as a used-car dealer in 1993 and became known for LB-Works kits built around bolt-on overfenders, a look drawn from Japanese bōsōzoku styling. Its Huracán kit arrived in 2015, and on a car this low and sharp the exposed rivets and squared-off arches change the whole stance.

This model is finished in matte light grey with darker rising-sun rays across the doors, a small Japanese flag beside the line Imagine all the people living life in peace, and LB-R Fighters Works lettering on the windscreen and flanks. Riveted arch extensions, a deep splitter, side skirts and a high rear wing sit over black multi-spoke wheels on Pirelli P Zero tyres, with four gold-tinted tailpipes at the back. It stands on a white leather base with red stitching and a plaque marked Limited. Davis & Giovanni builds it in resin at 1:18.