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Aston Martin is making a mini-version of James Bond’s favourite car for kids at $123,000

Janet John by Janet John
September 22, 2021
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Aston Martin is making a mini-version of James Bonds Favorite car for kids at $123,000
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Aston Martin has partnered with the Little Car Company to build a little replica of James Bond’s favourite ride, the DB5. The battery-powered Aston Martin DB5 Junior, No Time To Die Edition comes equipped with all of the James Bond-style devices needed to avoid capture.

It even moves rather quickly and is modelled after the legendary vehicle that James Bond first drove in Goldfinger, but it’s scaled down to a 2:3 size.

Unlike the automobile in the film, this tiny Aston Martin DB5 has no roof, allowing children or even adults to sit inside. The Aston Martin DB5 is a limited edition model, with just 125 units produced. Each one will cost about $123,000.

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Major features of the mini automobile

Toy machine guns emerge from the front of the car when the headlights retract. Rather than the revolving license plate found on the original Bond vehicle, which could display plates from various countries, this model features a digital license plate that can do so. A “smokescreen” device emits dark smoke through “exhaust pipes.”

This limited edition of James Bond Aston Martin DB5 can produce up to 21.5 horsepower and has a peak speed of between 45 and 50 miles per hour. The car also has various drive modes, some of which have lower top speeds for younger drivers.

According to Aston Martin, the small car will not be allowed to drive on public roads, but owners will be welcome to participate in special driving events at racing courses. “We’d advise parents to make sure their children wear helmets and are supervised when driving,” said Nathan Hoyt, spokesperson for Aston Martin.

What you should know

The first appearance of the “real” James Bond Aston Martin DB5 was in the 1964 film Goldfinger. In 2019, a later version designed to advertise a later Bond film, Thunderball, sold for $6.4 million at an auction. This little version is being made to promote No Time to Die, the next film in the long-running series.

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Janet John

Janet John

Janet John is a graduate of Chemical Engineering from the University of Uyo. She specializes in technical writing where she creates easy to read documentation, articles to clearly and efficiently explain highly complex processes. When she is not writing, she works as a freelance front-end developer

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