Aston Martin is developing a limited-edition car for a new 007 film coming this year - 'Spectre'. The 2015 James Bond movie, continuing a 50-year relationship between the luxury-auto manufacturer and the spy-film franchise will present the British carmaker’s next model, the DB10.
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Dorothee Tschampa
Aston Martin, which sold 4,200 vehicles last year, is in the midst of the biggest expansion in its 101-year history after London-based investment firm Investindustrial bought a 37.5 percent stake in December 2012. Daimler will acquire a holding of as much as 5 percent as cooperation develops, according to the agreement reached last year.
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Steve G Oifer
If Aston wishes to make it as a company, they need to produce modern DB5's for the mass market at reasonable prices (under 100k). It will become "their" Mustang!
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Zorin
I don't like it. The greenhouse is way too small, the rear fenders/wheel wells are a travesty and the entire shell looks like it was forced on a chassis at least one size too big. They better come up with loads of revisions for the actual DB11.
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