It's been over a month since we last saw a new Liberty Walk car. The last one was a bold Lamborghini Huracan with special wheels. The famous Japanese tuning shop has now revealed a fresh Ferrari F8 Tributo with a widebody design.
Not the F80 Hypercar—This Is the Ferrari F8 Tributo
This is not the all-new Ferrari F80 hypercar. The F80 is a powerful new model that replaces the LaFerrari. It has a 3.0-liter V6 engine and three electric motors, making 1,183 horsepower.
The Ferrari F8 Tributo is different. It replaced the older 488 model and was discontinued in 2023. It came with a 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 engine. This powerful engine made 710 brake horsepower (720 ps or 530 kW) and 568 lb-ft (770 Nm) of torque.
It could go from 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) in just 2.9 seconds. The coupe and the convertible (the F8 Spider) had the same top speed of 211 mph (340 km/h).
Liberty Walk Does Not Add Power—It Adds Style
If you know Liberty Walk, they don't increase engine power. Instead, they focus on making cars look bold and aggressive. Their builds usually include:
- Custom widebody kits
- Air suspension systems
- Unique wheels
- Eye-catching decals
The Ferrari F8 Tributo you see here follows that exact plan.
Bold Body Kit Adds a Sporty Look
This F8 has new bolt-on fender flares over each wheel. It also comes with fresh side skirts and a wide lower bumper lip (apron), giving the car a stronger, sportier front.
In the back, there's a ducktail spoiler built into the body and a new diffuser with bigger fins. These changes help the car stand out, even though the front and rear bumpers are still stock Ferrari parts. That means removing the Liberty Walk parts and returning the car to its factory look is possible—though most owners don't.
Bright Wrap, Black Details, and Big Wheels
The light blue color is most likely a vinyl wrap. It's matched with black accents and several decals for a stylish finish. The wheels are new, painted black, and larger than stock. They spin just above bright yellow brake calipers.
Even though the new wheels are big, they still fit under the fenders, thanks to a new suspension setup. This F8 most likely uses an air suspension system. That lets the driver lift the car when needed—especially useful for clearing speed bumps or driving away.
Showcased by Liberty Walk's Founder in Japan
The founder of Liberty Walk shared photos of this amazing Ferrari build on social media earlier this week. The pictures seem to be taken at a car event in Japan.
Like many Liberty Walk cars, this one is made to turn heads. It's built more for looks than extra speed—but it's still a supercar that few people can ignore.
Big credit to Liberty Walk for another bold and creative build. And hey, if loving wild cars like this is wrong… maybe we just like having fun.
