VIDEO: Get A Look At 007's Aston Martin DB10 Like You NEVER Have Before — BONUS: Ridealong Footage!

It's not every day you get to see a movie car BEFORE the film releases. And it certainly isn't every day that you get the chance to see a James Bond car.

With the release of the next installment, dubbed Spectre, the all-new Bond flick is expected to be packed with the usual cocktail of action, sex and some great car chases. I mean, what else would you expect with a custom Aston Martin based off the V8 Vantage and the Jaguar C-X75 supercar that never came to fruition?

Having seen plenty of photos of the DB10, and even a brief video or two, this is the first chance to really scope out the all-new Aston from an in-depth perspective. Not only do you get a proper walkaround, you get to see the interior in full spec as well as ridealong footage.

This should not come as a surprise, but it sounds great. No duh, considering the car is just a Vantage equipped with a full carbon fiber body as well as a new interior.

Scope it all out via the clip below!


An exclusive opportunity to jump onboard the Aston Martin DB10, a car wholly created to feature in the upcoming James Bond movie, SPECTRE.

Only 10 models of the DB10 exist, two of which are seen here with one 'Hero' model with full interior trim, and one 'Stunt' car for all the fun stuff! Firstly I show you around the exterior and interior of the DB10 before jumping onboard with Mark Higgins for a ride at Millbrook Proving Ground.

The DB10 has been created by Aston Martin specifically for the movie and hints towards future model's design language, while carrying the familiar V8 soundtrack we have come to love.

jameswisrik - 10/11/2015 11:33:52 PM

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love aston martin...this design is to much. The rear wheel well is way to much.

Viktor - 10/12/2015 3:44:20 AM

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mre30 - 10/12/2015 6:32:37 PM

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Aston Martin is somewhat of a fraud. Its basically been selling the same car under the skin since 2005 and this DB10 is just a different body on the old car. As a brand, Aston is running on fumes.

While there may be talk of Mercedes supplying them technology and/or buying it outright - I don't think that will happen. Sadly, I think the Aston brand is going to either die within the next 5-10 years or else wither into an entity like Lotus. There is no longer a business case for Aston Martin, except as a trim package for another brand.

I own a DB9 and can say firsthand that its a nice car, but can tell you that once the James Bond fantasy wears off after about 18 months, the car is just not that special - just another unreliable British car.