Aston Martin DB5 Reviews

Watch this item
Aston Martin DB5
5 stars
Average rating for this product is: 5 out of 5

From 5 ratings and 1 review

Thumb up 100% of users recommend this product

Rate it Now:

Click on the stars above to rate this product:

Tweet This Item


Average Ratings for Aston Martin DB5

  • Performance5 stars
  • Practicality5 stars
  • Reliability5 stars
  • Value for Money5 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings5 stars
  • Overall Rating5 stars

1 Review For Aston Martin DB5

  • Tom H Rank: Colonel 19th Mar 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


    Tom H's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
    Report this review



    Good Points: The most famous car in the world? An icon of the 1960's.


    Bad Points: Rare - with only a few hundred made, enthusiasts are unlikely to get up-close-and-personal with one of these beauties...
    And, an even more limited estate car version was made for a few friends of the company owners, and it is a monstrosity!


    General comments: The Aston Martin DB5 is probably the most famous car in the world. First coming to public attention in the 1964 Bond movie Goldfinger, this work of art is as big a part of Bondmania as Connery himself!
    A member of the long running DB series ("DB being the initials of Sir David Brown, one time head-honcho of the company), the DB5 is often referred to as the "James Bond Car" or the "Bondmobile". Few cars become as well known for their nicknames as their official name as the DB5 has become.
    Finished in silver birch, two were given for the movie, with one heavily modified. Aston Martin then took them back for promotions, and both examples made many appearances at shows across the world for many, many years.
    The DB5 was a stylish machine. It's recessed headlights were modern for the time, lending a streamlined look that set the DB5 apart from its contemporaries. And its lines are timeless, from the slight forward-to-back sloping bodyline to the plunging roof offset by slender, vertical, tail-lamp housings.
    All in all, the Aston Martin DB5 is, in the eyes of many, the car that defines British cars, at least the 1960's if not all cars, and long may it stay that way!