In fact, the car itself is kind of a giant toy ... Now, it has a giant vintage Corgi Toys box to match. The original Corgi 007 Aston Martin DB5 toy debuted in October 1965, about a year after ...

Like the original toy, the giant Corgi box also contains a recreation of the original “Goldfinger” Aston Martin DB5. Complete with a bulletproof shield, pop-up machine guns, and more, the car ...

To celebrate the release of the final "No Time to Die" trailer, Aston Martin has created a full-size version of the classic Corgi "Goldfinger" James Bond 007 1965 DB5 toy car. The silver coupe is ...

So, we get this: a $3.5 million toy car ... named after the DB5 from Goldfinger. Aston Martin took the idea and put one of their DB5s from the Continuation Series into a Corgi-designed display ...

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.

I chose the Corgi James Bond Aston Martin DB5. (It’s item No 261 in the 1965 Corgi catalogue, if anyone’s interested.) Look, childhood is formative, and those of us who love cars loved them first as ...

The toy was revolutionary back in the mid-Sixties. Corgi, a part of Mettoy ... over-riders plus machine guns of the James Bond Aston Martin DB5 took the detail and ingenuity to a new level.

To mark the occasion Aston Martin – of which there are many in the new film – has teamed-up with Corgi to build a life-size version of that toy DB5 you either ... The box and car within ...

BESIDE my desk is a Corgi model of the gadget ... 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 ...

Behold the coolest “toy” car ever made: the Aston Martin DB5 Junior. A collaboration between Aston Martin and The Little Car Company, the DB5 Junior is an electric two-thirds scale version of ...