Rare trio of Aston Martin DB5 Vantages goes on sale A classic DB5 for every occasion: Coupe, Convertible and Shooting Brake.
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Having one classic Aston Martin DB5 in a collection is special; having three is something of a holy grail in automotive lore akin to having a few Van Goghs hanging in your mansion.
Heightened by its association with a certain fictitious British secret agent, the DB5 is perhaps the most iconic British car of all. Just more than 1,000 examples of James Bond’s favoured car of the 1960s were built and only 70 were performance-enhanced Vantage versions. UK-based Aston Martin specialist dealer Nicholas Mee & Co is offering a trio of DB5 Vantages to a classic-car enthusiast who can stump up the £4m (R76m) asking price.
Bond. James Bond. One of the highest-grossing film series of all time. Six actors have played the role of Agent Double-O-Seven so far, the first one being Sean Connery, who sadly passed away last year, and the latest one being Daniel Craig. People around the world have been following the story for almost 50 years now, and it doesn't look like it will stop anytime soon.
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