Aston Martin continued to launch new versions of its DB line in following years, but none of them would come close to the classy character found in the DB5. The lightly changed DB6 arrive in 1965 ...

Among classic Aston Martins, there are perhaps none better, from pre-war antiques to modern supercars, than the DB5. And among DB5s, the Vantage specifications ...

Aston Martin celebrates 60 years of DB5 The DB5 was first seen at the Frankfurt show in September '63; it's proved quite popular since... By Matt Bird / . Wednesday, 13 September 2023 / Loading ...

Aston Martin will always be James Bond’s carmaker of choice, but it’s the DB5 that is synonymous in popular culture with the sleek and deadly (and fictional) 007 spy. Of the DB5s immortalized ...

1963 Aston Martin DB5 bearing chassis no. 1316/R - Photo credit: RM Sotheby's. He regularly drove the car right up to the 1990s and finally sold it via auction in 2011, ...

Of course, Aston building a few more DB5 coupes doesn’t really help you get any closer to living your childhood dream of being an international man of mystery. Related Story 2019 Aston Martin ...

Cars are Andrew's jam, as is strawberry. After spending years as a regular ol' car fanatic, he started working his way through the echelons of the automotive industry, starting out as social-media ...

Two other Aston Martins are frequently referred to as James Bond's DB5 even though they never appeared in the movies. Chassis number 2008/R and 2017/R were bought and outfitted with the movie ...

Just as we predicted, Lego’s James Bond-themed Aston Martin model kit is of the 1964 Aston Martin DB5 from “Goldfinger.” A car that also featured prominently in other Bond films including ...

Aston Martin has a new car on the market — but it might be a tight fit for you, dear reader. That's because it's a tiny, child-sized electric version of Aston's iconic 1960s sports car, the DB5.

The Aston Martin DB5 Returns to Production, with a 007 Twist. Aston is building the first DB5 in 55 years—and yes, the rear smoke screen and (simulated) oil slick delivery system come standard.

If that amount seems high for a 55+ year-old car, Aston Martin will build you a brand new 1965 Aston Martin DB5 for about half that amount — or around $3.5 million.