Even if you’re not a James Bond fan, you know about James Bond. You know he’s one of the biggest spies in the movie world, bringing in millions in revenue with each film made. He’s also famous for his awesome cars, which can only be described as envy-inducing, futuristic and completely fabulous. These are some of Bond, James Bond’s most famous and memorable rides.
Aston Martin DB5
This is one hot car. It’s from the 1964 Goldfinger version of the James Bond movies. For most people, this is the first car that comes to mind when they think about James Bond. It might be simply because it’s an Aston Martin, which automatically makes it a gorgeous vehicle. Or it could be because of all the high-end, futuristic gadgets it was designed with in the movie.
Lotus Espirit
From The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) this James Bond car is one of the best and most iconic. Who can forget a car that was involved in a high speed chase so intense it actually transformed itself into a submarine to escape the enemy? It’s what James Bond is all about – it’s a memorable and truly amazing vehicle from the series.
Ford Mustang Mach 1
From the film Diamonds are Forever, this gorgeous orange car is one of Bond’s most memorable and fan’s favorites. James Bond used his impressive driving abilities to lead police on a chase through the streets of Las Vegas driving this car, making fans realize just how impressive and desirable a Mustang really can really be.
Aston Martin DBS V12
This one is from the much more recent Casino Royale from 2006. This high-end, top-of-the-line vehicle features some of the options that were considered before its time back in the 70s as standard features. However, it wouldn’t be a Bond car without some serious upgrades and definitely impressive capabilities.
Aston Martin V8 Vantage
From 1987’s The Living Daylights, this Aston Martin is one James Bond fans will never forget. This car featured what Q referred to as a few “extras,” and include retractable skis, for you never know when you’ll need them, and even steel cutting lasers. While you won’t find one with these options for sale, you won’t forget this particular Bond car.
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