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This article was published by Michael Leary (@Terronium-12) on December 5th, 2019 in the Car Culture category.
As usual, there are Aston Martins.
I never even said a thing about them, did I.Yea... lets face it though - 007 in a BMW just didn't really work did it.
You didn't... but the point still stands. The only car Bond can really get away with is an AstonI never even said a thing about them, did I.
*squints*As usual, there are Aston Martins.
The Spy Who Loved Me and For Your Eyes Only disagree...You didn't... but the point still stands. The only car Bond can really get away with is an Aston
Of course, I know right. To be honest, I didn't care anyway since it's given their cars have often been a trademark in his movies.You didn't... but the point still stands. The only car Bond can really get away with is an Aston
None, I guess?*squints*
Really? Where?
*squints*
Really? Where?
The Spy Who Loved Me and For Your Eyes Only disagree...
Coincidentally, that was Bond's last mid-engined car before the Valhalla in NTTD.
The only car Bond can really get away with is an Aston
Just...yes.The last good usage (IMHO) of an Aston by Bond, was the V8 Vantage in The Living Daylights. I find the usage of the DB5 these days to just be way too cliched, personally.
And I'm glad they used the Alfas for the henchmen's cars since the director were planning on using Ford GT's which honestly wouldn't make any sense at all.My favorite usage was Quantum of Solace's intro. Incredible sequence.