To promote the upcoming James Bond film “No Time To Die,” Aston Martin has turned a DB5 into a life-size toy car. In fact, the car itself is kind of a giant toy, one of the $3.6 million DB5 ...

An actual DB5 with all of Q’s gizmos fitted was a pipedream. Until now. Aston Martin Works ... the car’s whole reason for being is having all of James Bond’s toys. Well, almost all of ...

The iconic DB5 sports car is the other major star. To celebrate the film's upcoming release and the car's appearance, Aston Martin teamed up with die-cast toymaker Corgi for something really cool.

The Little Car Company was already producing a diminutive Aston Martin DB5, but this Bond version includes a number of added features. Among other things, toy machine guns come out of the front of ...

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 ...

Marek Reichman, chief creative officer of Aston Martin Lagonda, said the DB5 was "the most famous car in the world by virtue of its 50-plus year association with James Bond". "To see the first ...

this one-off model was created using a 3D scan of a full-scale DB5. As if having a mammoth scale Aston Martin covered completely in gold isn’t unique enough, this car also has a remote control ...

“That’s one reason why this car is not road-legal,” laughs Paul Spires, president of Aston Martin Works ... and private roads, the DB5 Goldfinger is the ultimate toy for the ultimate ...

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 Bond movie, Goldfinger. Less than 900 ...

UPDATE, 7/6/2020: The first in the limited Continuation series of DB5 sports ... Aston Martin has recently lost its CEO, but that doesn't mean the beleaguered English sports-car maker is down ...

Aston Martin’s DB4 was an instant hit in the late 1950s. The sleek two-door was the first car built at the automaker’s plant in Buckinghamshire, England, and was a critical success when it was ...

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.