Toyota Land Cruiser 300 flaunts a body kit worth about as much

Liberty Walk, a famous Japanese tuner with the inclination towards the dramatic, has devised a body kit for the Toyota Land Cruiser 300. With a complete package price of $34,430, it is roughly $1,000 more expensive than the SUV itself on its domestic market.

The entry-level kit consists of redesigned bumpers, flared fenders and new tailpipes. On top of that core set, you can add a custom radiator grille, a tailgate spoiler and a new hood cover. The kit can be fabricated from two kinds of reinforced plastic and costs either $13,090 or $19,580 depending on your choice of material.

But then there are also the wheels, coming in sizes ranging from 22 to 24 inches. The smaller set comes in at a cool $11,650 and the bigger one costs eye-watering $14,850. If the whole is too much for you, you can buy individual components. For example, the hood cover alone will lighten your wallet by $5,500, and the spoiler can be had from just $1,650.