The car’s parts have been stored in boxes since the 1970s, and now they could fetch up to $385,000 at auction.

The Aston Martin DB5 was one of the most stylish cars around when Connery played 007 in 1964's Goldfinger.With the Bond franchise now in its sixth decade, the Aston Martin DB5 has become one of ...

The book has a chapter called ‘Bond Cars for Every Budget’, examining the first scale Corgi DB5 sold, in 1965, complete with pop-out machine guns, bumper rams, a rear bullet screen and spring ...

Although Bond has driven a variety of exotic cars throughout the franchise’s history, 007 is most closely associated with Aston Martin, especially the DB5, with its ejection seat and machine guns.

Dwarfing them all, of course, is the aforementioned DB5 stunt car, said to be the first of its kind to be officially sold. It’s expected to go for up to $2,433,000, proceeds from which will go ...

Come Christmas, 25 very lucky (and very rich) James Bond fans will be able to drive like 007 himself, as Aston Martin will deliver the limited-edition DB5 Goldfinger Continuation cars.

For James Bond fans, the desire to own a real version of 007’s iconic Aston Martin DB5 is a dream that soon will be realized—at least for those willing to spend $3.5 million.

A 1964 Aston Martin DB5 owned by Sean Connery has been sold at auction for $2,450,000. Connery purchased the car in 2018 and repainted it to match James Bond's.

However, a big engine in a beautiful car means nothing if it doesn't have the acceleration to quickly get away from Auric Goldfinger, Oddjob, Le Chiffre, and other members of 007's iconic rogues ...

One of the eight Aston Martin DB5 stunt cars built for the 2021 James Bond film No Time to Die sold on September 28 for more than $3 million.; The sale headlined a Christie's charity auction held ...

A disassembled 1964 Aston Martin DB5 will be sold by Bonham’s next week at Goodwood. The car’s parts have been stored in boxes since the 1970s.