The biggest problem with the Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger Continuation is always ... States on anything other than your expansive private estate. And that would seem to largely miss the point.

Don’t Fear the Impending Wave of Continuation Cars Despite a troubled world, and uncertainty in the Aston Martin boardroom, the British automaker says that work on DB5 continuation job No. 1 of ...

The other, a 1963 Aston Martin DB5 with chassis number DP216/1 ... It looked more suited to a gentlemanly drive on the estate than a running gunfight. Whatever the reason, book Bond chose Aston ...

Rarely are they easy and rarely do they need merely a little work. This 1964 Aston Martin DB5 project might be the ultimate expression of that mentality. The difference here is that the seller ...

At least it looks like a busted-up old car. An Aston Martin DB5 used during the filming of “No Time to Die” is being auctioned by Christie’s in September to raise money for charity.

Commonly known as an Aston Martin 'DBS Estate,' this shooting brake is equipped ... In contrast, FLM Panelcraft built 12 DB5 shooting brakes and there are around eight station wagons based on ...

It was at the 1963 Frankfurt auto show held in September that year where Aston Martin graced the world with the DB5, a sports car that went on to become an icon, thanks in part to being the ...

But out of all of the famous cinematic vehicles, it doesn't get much more iconic than James Bond's Aston Martin DB5. The British grand tourer made its debut in 1964's "Goldfinger," quickly ...

Once inside, you will find a speakeasy bar that is decorated with drawings and parts from the original DB5. Also on display are hints at a future Aston Martin model, but you will need to uncover ...