If you appreciate Ferrari cars for their timeless classical design, steer clear of tuners like Liberty Walk: they will transform your beloved 458 Italia into something like this.
The modifications begin with an extensive carbon-fiber body kit that makes the OEM body design look downright modest. The nose and the tail are all new, as are the hood cover and the fenders, and different dual-five-spoke forged rims fill out the arches all around. The suspension is slammed all the way to the ground on air cushions.
A look inside reveals a custom trim in beige and black leather that looks classical enough until you notice the newfangled Panasonic infotainment screen in the middle. Then again, chances are this is better than having no modern tech in the cabin altogether.
The Ferrari 458 Italia came out 13 years ago and is still hugely popular among brand enthusiasts thanks to its exceptionally efficient 4.5-liter non-turbo V8 pushing the crank with 570 PS (562 hp / 419 kW) and 540 Nm (398 lb-ft) of torque.