2021 Aston Martin DB5 Continuation Goldfinger Edition
While James Bond drove an Aston Martin DB5 in several films, Goldfinger is the one that introduced audiences to the gadget-laden GT. In the last five years, Aston Martin made just 25 Continuation models, making them not only rare but incredibly desirable. This might be the first example to hit the second-hand market, and with only 30 miles on the odometer, like brand-new. Like the rest, it's packed with Q-branch gadgetry like front and rear bumpers that double as extendable rams, rear turn signals that flip up to reveal oil slick dispensers, a functional bullet shield and smokescreen, a simulated radar screen in the center console, flip-up gear shift with button, and a weapons tray under the seat. Handcrafted by Aston Martin Works to original DB5 specifications, it's powered by a 290 horsepower inline-six, finished in Silver Birch over Grey Connolly leather, and up for auction from SBX Cars.
