Liberty Walk Lamborghini Aventador Roadster Features Red Carbon, Forgiatos

So as you all know, tuning Lamborghinis is very cool in Japan. You take something relatively classy, screw some dustbins over the wheels and somehow end up with an even more exotic machine. That's how some people sum up the Liberty Walk body kit. However, there's more to it than that.

This Aventador Roadster has been re-dubbed LB-700 WorksR by its creators at EXE. If Satan loved carbon fiber, this would clearly be his perfect machine, as EXE has pulled off the red-on-red theme perfectly.

The parts that have been added are already familiar to any fan of Libert Walk. There's new fender flares, inserts for the bumpers, side skirts, spoilers and a big wing.

We've seen candy apple red wheels from Forgiato on a black Ferrari 458 Spider, but nobody has tried putting them on a car that's a slightly different shade of red. These alloys are called Forgiato F2.09 ECX and all the spokes have carbon fiber trim added on top, which you can't see unless you're up close.

Another note-worthy pint is the custom Fi Exhaust system, which lets the four pipes stick out further from the hexagonal trim piece every Aventador has. The interior appears to be decorated in red and white from the factory, so there's nothing unusual to report there.

However, the Facebook post made by the company suggest the source material is something only the Japanese could come up with: a giant metal robot that fights in space. EXE apparently referenced the Unicorn Gundam, which I know very well because I wanted to buy.

Editor's note: Yes, those are the highest resolution photos available. Welcome to the Stone Age of the Internet.