Introducing the Liberty Walk Europe LB40
Unveiled at Wonderland Motor Show
We are excited to officially reveal our latest project car, the Liberty Walk Europe LB40. It joins our fleet, alongside the Mazda RX-7, Toyota GT86 and Corvette C8 – What a lineup!
The car made its debut at the Wonderland Motor Show in Lyon, France. It immediately attracted attention. This is only the second LB40 in Europe. The first was built by our friends at Drift Games in Ireland and unveiled at Gravity show 2025. We are proud to bring the second example to European roads and events.
A Miniature Tribute to an Icon
The LB40 is based on the legendary Mazda AZ-1. However, this is far from a standard kei car.
The highlight of the build is the complete Liberty Walk LB-Works body kit. The design takes direct inspiration from the iconic Liberty Walk F40 built for Tokyo Auto Salon 2023. Every panel has been carefully engineered to recreate that unmistakable silhouette in a much smaller package.
The result is a car that feels both playful and aggressive. It captures the spirit of the original while creating something completely unique. It captures everything Liberty Walk stands for.
Built with the Best Partners
Achieving the right finish was essential for this project. All bodywork was completed by our recommended UK bodyshop, Colour Kraft. Their attention to detail and commitment to quality ensured a perfect fit and finish throughout the build.
To improve both stance and handling, we installed a set of custom BC Racing coilovers , with specs provided by Drift Games after finessing a similar setup on their own LB40.
To complete the rear, a custom F40 style exhaust exit was fabricated by Alpha Performance.
Custom wheels were manufactured by Rohana in the USA, while Yokohama UK supplied the tyres.
A Driver-Focused Interior
The cabin received just as much attention as the exterior.
Twin Tillett B10 XL seats finished in carbon fibre forms the centrepiece of the interior. Red Alcantara padding adds comfort while complementing the overall design theme.
The result is a clean and purposeful driving environment that feels true to the character of the car.
What Comes Next?
For now, our LB40 follows the clean styling direction seen on the original Japanese launch car from 2024.
That is only the beginning.
Over the coming months, we hope to introduce a full race-inspired livery to give the car an even stronger presence. We are still exploring a possible 1000cc motorcycle engine conversion.
This car is a long-term keeper. The goal is to keep evolving the project. This is just the start of our LB40 journey. We cannot wait to share the next chapter with you.
