Created in association with the producers of the James Bond films, EON Productions, and featuring a broad suite of working gadgets first seen on screen in the 1964 film, the Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger Continuation cars are history in the making.
DANBURY MINT ASTON MARTIN DB5 JAMES BOND SILVER BIRCH ORIGINAL BOX . $82.06. New Listing Danbury Mint 1/24 1964 James Bond 007 Aston Martin DB5. $114.99. 0 bids.
James Bond Aston Martin DB5 'No Time To Die'. Reappearing in the latest 007 'No Time To Die', the iconic Aston Martin DB5 features a brand-new Italian registration plate and a pair of miniguns behind the front headlights. This new model is an exciting addition for James Bond fans and collectors alike. 1:36 Scale. Bullet Damage Detailing.
Soon, you too can own a piece of automotive espionage, as one of the most famous cars of all time is headed for auction this fall: 007's 1965 Aston Martin DB5. While the work of Ian Fleming was
The Aston Martin DB5 has a special place in Bond’s mythology, along with the dry Martini and Walter PPK pistol. It is the gorgeous piece of 007’s kit and venerable partner since 1964. In fact, DB5 has appeared in nine Bond movies so far, starting with “Goldfinger” and having a major role in the latest one. It is a mystery up there with the twists and turns of the most famous screen spy of all: In 1997, an Aston Martin DB5 that featured in the James Bond film Goldfinger vanished into thin air. Despite it being said that half the world’s population would recognise a James Bond Aston Martin DB5, the missing car’s whereabouts remains unkown.
The resultant DB6 was a direct replacement for the DB5 which, thanks to appearances in the James Bond capers Goldfinger and Thunderball, had become arguably the most famous car in the world. The DB6 was launched in Coupe form in October 1965. It first starred at the Paris Motor Show and then appeared at the London Motor Show a week later.
