Japan's automotive culture has a strong fascination with Lamborghini cars, seen in wild bodykits and record-breaking gatherings. The Eccentrica Diablo restomod bridges the performance gap between ...

Japan's no different, where the make-it-hotter ethos applies to everything. When it comes to Lamborghini, Chrysler, and yes, even the Suzuki Every kei car, Wataru Kato's 18-year-old Liberty Walk ...

A Japanese tuning shop has taken Lamborghini’s iconic Diablo and turned it into an entirely new beast—literally.

Meet Shinichi Morohoshi. This is his workshop, Fighting Star, in Edogawa City, Tokyo. It's a collective dedicated to one thing: customizing supercars, mainly Lamborghinis. He is known for his LED ...

Japanese company Value Progress created a one-off supercar with radical custom bodywork. The Beast is based on a Lamborghini Diablo, retaining its naturally aspirated V12 engine. The creation was ...