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 ...

Iconic right-hand-drive DB5 restored to original spec, upgraded to 4.2L, and finished in rare Caribbean Pearl over Fawn leather. A meticulously restored 1964 Aston Martin DB5, one of the most ...

PETROLHEADS can drive like James Bond after a classic 1964 Aston Martin DB5 hit auction. The eye-catching vintage motor, highly regarded as the ultimate 'Bond Car', looks set to scoop an eye ...

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Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1964 Aston Martin DB5 2 Door Coupe across different levels of condition. Edit options.

Dating back to 1913, British automaker Aston Martin has kept a low profile among ultraluxury brands apart from its spotlight in various James Bond films. Following similar moves by other ...

Featuring an exceptionally rare whisky in a bottle encased in a genuine Aston Martin DB5 piston, only 25 are to be released for sale, with a recommended price tag of £50,000 each. From our ...

Just 25 of the 'continuation' Aston Martin DB5s will be created by the British brand's Bond-inspired Q division Each is fitted with all the gadgets from the iconic 1964 film, including a smoke ...

with a silver and black enamel Aston Martin logo. No deployable bulletproof shield, smokescreens or rocket launchers, though. Sorry. The leather sports seats have a fluted finish per the DB5.