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If you ever heard of Liberty Walk before, it most surely wasn’t concerning a civic movement or some sort of revolution. No, it was probably related to a heavily tuned car, like this one. That is what Liberty Walk does: it brings out the inner beast inside every car.
That being said, it was only a matter of time until the Japanese company started working on and released a proper kit for the 4 Series Coupe. As the new model replaces the iconic 3 Series Coupe, all sorts of special treatment its predecessor would’ve got is deserved.
However, such a kit is not to everyone’s taste. First, BMW made the 4 Series wider and lower than the 3 Series Sedan. It was a perfectly logical move, as Coupes have always been known to be more athletic than their sedan counterparts.
Now, Liberty Walk comes along and says that what BMW did wasn’t nearly enough and introduces us to one of their early concepts for a wide body kit for the F32 platform.
In the traditional LB fashion, this one too seems to be bolted on the body and considerably bigger than expected. Apart from the new fenders, side sills, front and rear bumpers, you can also notice that the boot lid cover was upgraded with a massive ‘built-in’ spoiler that makes the rear end look absolutely humongous.
While this might not be to everyone’s taste, we’re pretty sure the tuner won’t have a problem in selling these kits, especially for the M4. Since the F80 M3 shares most of the technical details of the Coupe, we wouldn’t be surprised to see it too wearing this creation, when Liberty Walk finishes working on it.
However, such a kit is not to everyone’s taste. First, BMW made the 4 Series wider and lower than the 3 Series Sedan. It was a perfectly logical move, as Coupes have always been known to be more athletic than their sedan counterparts.
Now, Liberty Walk comes along and says that what BMW did wasn’t nearly enough and introduces us to one of their early concepts for a wide body kit for the F32 platform.
In the traditional LB fashion, this one too seems to be bolted on the body and considerably bigger than expected. Apart from the new fenders, side sills, front and rear bumpers, you can also notice that the boot lid cover was upgraded with a massive ‘built-in’ spoiler that makes the rear end look absolutely humongous.
While this might not be to everyone’s taste, we’re pretty sure the tuner won’t have a problem in selling these kits, especially for the M4. Since the F80 M3 shares most of the technical details of the Coupe, we wouldn’t be surprised to see it too wearing this creation, when Liberty Walk finishes working on it.
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