The Premium Price Chart. The Aston Martin DB5 may not be a car for the masses, and the automaker targeted only a specific category of buyers. A pristine quality (Concours) DB5 can rack in up to $1.3 million, whereas an excellent build will go for $990,000. Even a fair-quality DB5 would cost around $579,000.
03 July 2021. Since Goldfinger hit the silver screen in 1964, the Aston Martin DB5 has enjoyed 60-odd years of limelight, masquerading as the world’s least secret agent’s faithful mechanical companion. However, the car that you see Bond bombing around in is actually a DB4 Series V Vantage, the final iteration of the model before the DB5 was
The new James Bond spectacle entitled No Time To Die features something called a ‘DB5’.Apparently, it was a car a British company that goes by the name ‘Aston Martin’ was building back in
Power, meanwhile, came from a 3.7-litre twin-cam straight six by Tadek Marek, a Polish engineer who had joined Aston in 1954. Putting out 240bhp at 5500rpm, it meant the 1300kg DB4 could reach
Aston Martin is charging each of its 25 buyers about $3.5 million for the pleasure of having a DB5 Goldfinger Continuation. This isn't the first time the automaker has brought an old car back from
1964 ASTON MARTIN DB5. - An extremely rare and original Left Hand Drive example, just around 20% of the Aston Martin - DB5’s were delivered in LHD configuration. - Newly delivered with desirable factory original air conditioning. - 899 DB5 coupes examples were built between 1963 and 1965-. - The DB5 is considered by many as “The Most Famous PoZixsO.
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