British automaker Aston Martin has revealed a ‘Behind the Scenes’ footage of the DB10 that will feature in the upcoming Bond film, Spectre.
The Aston Martin DB10Â is a bespoke two-door coupe that has been specifically created for the film. It was first showcased by Aston in December last year and only 10 units have been made. Underpinning the vehicle is the same VH Platform as the V8 Vantage. It is powered by a 4.7-litre V8 engine which is matted to a 6-speed manual gearbox and the 0 to 96 km/h time of the DB10 is said to be 3.2 seconds.
In the video below, the DB10 goes head-to-head with the Jaguar C-X75 that will be driven by the antagonist while the likes of Daniel Craig and Sam Mendes talk about Aston’s stunning creation. “It’s unique…it feels right and looks like a James Bond car,” Craig states.
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Spectre is the 24th installment in the James Bond series and is directed by Sam Mendes. This will be the fourth time Craig will take up the role of Bond, with Christoph Waltz being his nemesis. So far, ten Bond movies have featured an Aston Martin, with the first appearing in the 1965 film, Goldfinger. Spectre will premier in London on 26 October, 2015 and its worldwide debut will take place on 6 November, 2015. As you may know, apart from the DB10 and the C-X75 Concept, there will also be the Range Rover Sport SVR and the Land Rover Big Foot in the movie.
