Aston Martin is an English-based manufacturer of high-luxury sports cars that exhibit opulent craftsmanship ... The first Aston made famous by James Bond was the DB5, launched in 1963.

The company began with the Bugatti Baby II, then came the Ferrari Testa Rossa J, and now there is the car driven here, the Aston Martin ... DB5 Junior is worthy of the description. This is a ...

Aston Martin is one of the most respected and well-renowned automakers on the worldwide luxury carmaking stage. For several ...

Feast your eyes on the fastest‭, ‬most driver-focused Aston Martin Vantage in 74 ... the Vantage was a compact‭, ‬svelte sports car conceived to play second fiddle to its siblings ...

The leather sports seats have a fluted finish per the DB5 ... 60 buyers of the Aston Martin DB12 Goldfinger Edition, each will receive an array of gists, including a custom car cover, a custom ...

When the DB5 was ... anyone at Aston Martin anticipated just how successful it would be. Why would they? The new model was little more than an update of its DB4 predecessor – a car that had ...

If you had $13,000 to spend on a new car for model year 1964 (that's about $133,650 in 2025 money), why would you have bought a new Aston Martin DB5? Not because James Bond drove one, because ...

Britain's answer to the Porsche 911 Turbo The Aston Martin Vantage is now better than ever, making it one of the most complete sports cars on sale today New Aston Martin Vanquish to be powered by ...

Just 25 of the 'continuation' Aston Martin DB5s will be created by the British ... non-customers to get their hands on one of the £3.3m cars He reveals what its like to drive as he steps into ...

“It’s a family-friendly sports car that can sit people comfortably in the back with a large boot or create a two-seater with enormous boot space, ideal for luxury shopping trips.” Aston ...

Aston Martin is an English-based manufacturer of high-luxury sports cars that exhibit opulent craftsmanship ... The first Aston made famous by James Bond was the DB5, launched in 1963.