Aston Martin cars have been featured in almost half of all James Bond movies, and the new 007 film, No Time to Die, is now included on that list.

No Time to Die actually features four legendary Aston Martins, including two from James Bond’s past - the DB5 and the V8 Saloon. And it also features the 2021 Aston Martin concept car, the DBS Superleggera as well as the hybrid Valhalla.
Let’s take a look at these already iconic Aston Martin Bond cars.

Aston Martin DB5:
This is where it all began. This Aston Martin starred in Goldfinger, one of the greatest James Bond movies of all time. Since its first appearance in that second Bond film in 1965, it’s also appeared in Thunderball, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, Casino Royale, Skyfall, and Spectre. It's a luxury grand tourer designed by the Italian coachbuilder Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera. Released in 1963, it was an evolution of the final series of DB4.
Aston Martin V8 Saloon:5:
This was Great Britain’s first true supercar. The Aston Martin V8 Saloon was already a decade old when it first appeared in the 1987 Bond filmThe Living Daylight. Like all other Aston Martins, it was built by hand which each V8 Saloon requiring entirely 1,200 man-hours to complete.

Aston Martin DBS Superleggera:
The DBS is driven by the strong, even historic, female character Nomi in No Time to Die. It boasts 715 horsepower and a searing top speed of 211 mph. Great on those twists and turns.
Aston Martin Valhalla:
This is a mid-engine hypercar has not yet been released, but you can see it in No Time to Die. Aston Martin calls it a "sensational hybrid supercar that will define the mastery of driving." It looks like a work of art, combines intense performance with pinpoint dynamics for unprecedented driver involvement and driving experience. In fact it's built with chassis, and aerodynamic and electronics expertise forged in Formula One along with a cutting-edge hybrid powertrain technology.
Let's stay on the Valhalla...it's too cool to brush over.

The Valhalla is an important car that spectacularly heralds in a new era for Aston Martin.
With a mid-engined 937-horsepower gasoline/battery electric powertrain, new carbon fibre structure and aerodynamics inspired by the pioneering philosophy first seen in the revolutionary Aston Martin Valkyrie, Valhalla will bring the perfect balance of hypercar performance and advanced powertrain, driving dynamics and uniquely sophisticated design materials to truly redefine the supercar sector.
The new PHEV powertrain has three motors, including a rear-mid-mounted 4.0 liter twin-turbo V8 engine. It's the most responsive, advanced and highest performing V8 engine ever fitted to an Aston Martin.

Along with the new V8 engine there's a 150kW/400V battery hybrid system under the hood. It provides an additional 201 horsepower.
If you choose to drive in EV mode the battery power is directed to the front axle. In other driving modes battery power is divided between front and rear axles. And in some situations, a hundred percent of battery power can be sent to the rear axle.
Like we said, almost half of the 25 Bond films so far have featured an Aston Martin. Here's a complete list.
That makes Aston Martin the ultimate Bond car because nobody has beat its record.

Bentley was, of course, the first car driven by James Bond in the novels. But author Ian Fleming introduced the Aston Martin DB3 in Goldfinger following a suggestion from a Bond fan. And thus history was made. Bond and Aston Martin have been connected in audiences minds ever since.
It's even bigger than Bond. Today, the DB5 is considered by many the most famous movie car of all time. And you can expect to see Bond’s silver Aston Martin DB5 back in fine form in No Time To Die.
Because of the actual DB5 car’s high cost, the production team used replica DB5s for the film. To keep everyone safe it featured DB5 bodywork covering a bespoke chassis with a full roll cage and harnesses for safety.
Better safe than sorry!
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