There are popular cars, and then there are cars so iconic they transcend the automotive industry, leaving their mark on the world through other avenues, like movies and TV. But out of all of the ...

The Best Bond Car Is This Aston DB5 Drift Machine ... so you probably won't spot them along your morning commute. Aston Martin’s Continuation DB5 on the production line. According to Aston ...

And the most famous Bond car — actually, the most famous car of any movie- or TV-related franchise, according to multiple surveys — is the Aston Martin DB5 first featured in the classic 1964 ...

Aston Martin has recently lost its CEO ... 55 years after the last of the original run of cars was built. Aston DB5 Continuation Has Working Bond Gadgets Tales from Aston-Driving James Bond ...

The one that is most quintessentially Bond, however, is the silver Aston Martin DB5. This is the car that even non-car lovers will recognize as 007's preferred ride. One Bond fan went all out on ...

but one DB5 rises above the rest as the true original Bond car. Goldfinger required two Aston Martin DB5s. One, with the chassis number DB5/1486/R, was the "road car." It lacked the specialized ...

Following the “continuation” DB4 GTs that the company produced earlier this year, Aston Martin Works ... But a Real DB5 The new cars effectively will copy the original Bond-spec DB5s, one ...

An Aston Martin DB5 stunt car used during the filming of James Bond’s No Time To Die raised £2,922,000 ($3.53 million) during a recent Christie’s charity auction in London. The DB5 was ...

The Aston Martin DB5 is a car that's synonymous with James Bond - and this example might need 007's Q Branch to help put it back together. The 1964 model of the highly-revered British classic is ...

Surprisingly, the Aston Martin DB5 isn't as fast as one would assume a superspy's car to be, which is probably why Q upgraded Bond's ride to include machine guns, a bullet shield, and a smoke screen.