Transform Your Fiat 500 Abarth into a Motorsport Marvel with Liberty Walk's $15K Kit

by AutoExpert   |  23 December, 2023

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Your Fiat 500 Abarth is probably begging for a makeover, and Liberty Walk might be the answer to its prayers. The renowned Japanese tuner has shown off its latest creation – a widebody kit that takes the classic Fiat Abarth 595 to the next level, transforming it into a motorsport sensation, reminiscent of a scene from Need for Speed.

The transformation begins at the front. The new bumper, broader than the original, comes equipped with a sleek splitter, canards, and enlarged inlets. These additions are not just for show; they amplify the car's muscular fenders, giving it a racetrack-ready look.

 Fiat 500 Abarth

The magic continues with the redesigned hood, partially covering the top edge of the 500e's headlights, creating a fierce, grimacing front face.

But it's the fenders that steal the show. They lend the hot hatch a robust, athletic stance, a significant upgrade from the standard 595. Complementing this are the wider side skirts, enhancing the car's powerful silhouette.

 Fiat 500 Abarth

The rear doesn't disappoint either. A bold two-plane wing sits proudly at the roof's tip, adding to the car's dynamic aesthetic. While its functional impact remains unconfirmed, it undoubtedly adds to the car's aggressive flair.

The kit comprises a striking rear diffuser, too, which is perfectly aligning with the car's enhanced aggressive profile.

You can choose between the fiber-reinforced polymer ($15,070) and the carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic ($17,050). The Liberty Walk kit comprises six parts, all available separately, too.

Sadly, the gas-powered Fiat 500, including the Abarth variant, has said its goodbyes to the U.S. market back in 2019. For those craving a new 500, the all-electric 500e is on its way, with no word yet on a Liberty Walk kit for this model.

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