So much so that the original James Bond, the late Sir Sean Connery, owned one until his death in 2020. That same DB5 was sold at an auction for a hefty sum of $2,425,000 (approx. £2, 055, 800) during the Monterey Car Week. The 1964 DB5 sold was offered from Connery's Estate with a significant portion of the proceeds heading to the Sean Connery
The James Bond film, Goldfinger in 1964, is where the screen romance between 007 (James Bond) and the Silver Birch Aston Martin DB5 began. The author Ian Fleming had written in his best-selling book of 1959 that the debonair British spy drove an Aston Martin DB3 through Europe on the scent of arch-villain Auric Goldfinger.
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The Aston Martin DB5 became widely known after special effects expert John Stears modified a DB5 for use by James Bond in the 1964 film Goldfinger. Author Ian Fleming had placed Bond in a DB Mark III in the novel , but Stears persuaded the company to make its DB5 prototype available.
The missing James Bond Aston Martin, driven by original 007 Sean Connery, has finally been found. The 1963 Aston Martin DB5 which was used in the James Bond film Goldfinger driven by the man
The only other remaining original Aston Martin DB5 used in filming was sold at an auction in 2010 for $4.6 million. Although the James Bond and Aston Martin have entered a more promotional relationship in recent years, the spy's original ride is much more than a car. And he wasn’t alone. The diecast toy Aston Martin DB5, first released in 1964 for Thunderball, was an instant hit, earning the title UK Toy of the Year. It sold 3.9 million by 1968 and a partnership between model maker Corgi and the Bond films was born. The Corgi brand, named after the Welsh dog, was introduced by the Mettoy Company in 1956.
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In the past, Aston Martin produced only one other fully tricked-out Bond DB5, selling it to collector Harry Yeagg in 2010 for the hefty sum of $4.6 million (at $3.5 million, the new cars are relative bargains). On the other end of the price spectrum, LEGO also offers its own Aston Martin DB5 set. In addition to its appearance in Goldfinger, the
The definitive Aston Martin DB5, released in 1963, is a luxury grand tourer made by British luxury sports cars manufacturer Aston Martin. It was a slight upgrade from the DB4 which preceded it. The DB5 is most famous for being the third, but most recognized, James Bond car. 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.

Due to the enormous demand for the toy DB5, CORGI later amended the casing and issued a slightly more authentic version of the original James Bond Aston Martin DB5, which rectified most of these anomalies, although retained the gold finish. There are also slight differences to the packaging on both editions.

Message. G-MANN. 2008-09-03 00:18. After its starring role in Goldfinger, James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 returns in Thunderball. It doesn't play quite as a big role this time but it is used in the pre-credits action sequence. After Bond lands his jetpack ("No well-dressed man should be without one") he finds that the thugs are still after him The 1963 Aston Martin DB4 Series V may be one of the most beautiful cars in the world. The exhaust note may convince you if the body doesn't. Let's take a ri
The association with James Bond was a marketer’s dream, the perfect example of product placement, which nearly didn’t happen at all: Jaguar’s E-type was the preferred choice, but Jaguar turned EON down, and Aston Martin’s owner David Brown was also initially reluctant to supply a DB5. The rest is history, and James Bond’s gadget laden
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