Japanese tuner Liberty Walk, creator of absurd widebody kits for everything from kei cars and semi trucks to iconic supercars and JDM legends, made waves back in 2018 when it debuted a modified ...

If this rings a bell, it might be because the tuner unveiled a Miura-like coupe in 2018. That was a replica, according to CarBuzz; the new project is not.

Which is the case with this Lamborghini Miura replica showcased at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2015, an event which gathers famous tuners and their work under one roof in Makuhari Messe.

Well, at least it looks like a widebody Miura on first impressions. In actual fact, it is a totally bespoke car created by Liberty Walk that’s based on the chassis of a replica Ford GT40.

This might be one of the best-looking replica cars ever and that's not just because it mimics the Miura ...

A replica builder recently reconstructed a Lamborghini Miura on the bones of a Fiero, and it is stunning.

The Raging Bull only brought 764 example of the styling icon that is the Miura to the world, so purists hope the LB Walk car is a replica ...

It's been a long, arduous three years since V8 Archie kicked off his Pontiac Fiero-based Lamborghini Miura replica project, and hell if he's not all done with it. Risking cries of vehicular ...

However, the most unusual visual feature is the 15-inch Lamborghini Miura–style knockoff wheels. Those have an invented backstory, as well: during the rivalry between Ford and Ferrari in the ...

Amalgam Collection’s 1:8 scale model of the 1971 Lamborghini Miura P400 SV was created using digital scanning and costs $11,995.

The divisive tuning outfit has done up a Miura before, but that was just a replica. Now, they're about to mess with a real example.