The outside appears almost indistinguishable from an original Aston Martin DB5, but the criss-cross of the roll cage gives the game away. Then you’ll fold yourself into the modern racing seat, bend ...

James Bond has driven plenty of vehicles over the course of his many on-screen exploits. The one that is most quintessentially Bond, however, is the silver Aston Martin DB5. This is the car that even ...

Thre isn’t a better movie car. Not the Batmobile, not the Bullitt Mustang, not Doc’s Delorean. The 1964 Aston Martin DB5 outranks them all because it’s more beautiful, more desirable and now more real ...

It was probably only a matter of time. After Jaguar announced it was building 25 recreated 1950s D-Types (and some Lightweight E-Types, too), here’s Aston Martin with a big announcement: The company ...

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 ...

Aston Martin. Two words that evoke imageries of a British spy driving his tricked-out car, but still, the DB5 isn’t only the quintessential Bond car. The story of the four-seat grand tourer starts ...

In the 1964 movie Goldfinger, James Bond looks a little nonplussed as he saunters through the workshop of secret service gadget guru, Q. "Where's my Bentley?" he asks. That's right, a Bentley. In most ...