Akmal Azhar
A Ferrari F8 Tributo finished in a striking “Brilliant Light Blue” has captured attention across the automotive world. Its shimmering look has been compared to automotive cotton candy, a transformation courtesy of the Japanese tuner Liberty Walk.
Bold Exterior Transformation
Liberty Walk gave the discontinued F8 a widebody makeover featuring bolt-on fender flares, extended side skirts, and aggressive attachments at both ends. The front sports a chin spoiler, while the rear boasts a ducktail wing and skirt that enhance its muscular stance.
Contrasting Details
Black five double-spoke wheels, matching decals, and vivid yellow brake calipers create a sharp contrast against the light blue finish. The bold color pairing ensures the F8 makes a dramatic impression both on the road and at shows.
Interior Styled to Match
Inside, the cabin reflects the same theme with blue leather covering most surfaces. Ferrari logos remain on the headrests and steering wheel, though some of the finishing touches may have been handled by other specialists alongside Liberty Walk’s visual upgrades.
Performance Remains Untouched
While its looks are transformed, the F8’s heart remains pure Ferrari. The 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 still produces 710 bhp and 770 Nm of torque, capable of sprinting to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds and reaching a top speed of 340 km/h.
A Polarizing Yet Admired Creation
This custom build may split opinion among purists and tuning fans, but it undeniably demonstrates Liberty Walk’s flair for bold design and execution. Whether loved or debated, it ensures the F8 remains a head-turning spectacle long after its production run.
Yusri Ng
