B O N D
Licence to drive
Everyone has a favourite Bond - and a favourite Bond girl - but what's your favourite Bond car?
Scroll through time to find out
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62Sunbeam Alpine The Alpine was the first James Bond car and had no alterations by Q's lab. Dr No
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63Bentley Mark IV James Bond does not actually drive the car but he does use the car telephone, which for 1963 is quite unusual. From Russia with Love
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64Aston Martin DB5 Two DB5s were built for the film; the licence plate was BMT 216A. Goldfinger
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1965Lincoln Continental Convertible Ford supplied a Lincoln Continental for the car compactor scene in exchange for featuring their new model Ford Mustang. Thunderball
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1967Toyota GT 2000 Just two convertibles were custom built for the film. You Only Live Twice
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1969Aston Martin DBS The DBS goes 0 to 60 mph in less than six seconds. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
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1971Ford Galaxie Sedan 500 Bond is sitting in a copper-plated Sedan when he meets with Felix. Diamonds are Forever
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1973Chevrolet Impala Convertible Bond arrives on Dr. Kananga's island with Rosie Carver in this car. Live and Let Die
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1974AMC Hornet X This is the vehicle that performs the infamous bridge jump. The Man with the Golden Gun
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1977Lotus Esprit S1 Possesses a full underwater kit that transforms the car into a submarine in the event of submersion. The Spy Who Loved Me
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1979MP Lafer Glamorous field agent Manuela trails Bond in this car, darting in and out of traffic. Moonraker
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1981Citroen 2CV Bond's Lotus Esprit Turbo self destructs so he has to resort to Melina Havelock's 2CV to make their escape. For Your Eyes Only
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1983Range Rover Classic Convertible Bond makes his getaway piloting a Bede BD-5 Acrostar Microjet which he has in a trailer on the back. Octopussy
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1985Renault 11 After an exciting high-speed chase, the Renault 11 is violently chopped in half by another car. A View to Kill
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1987Aston Martin V8 Vantage Volante Equipped with out-riggers for "skiing" off road in snowy conditions. The Living Daylights
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1989Lincoln Mark VII LSC The Lincoln Mark VII LSC could do 0 - 60mph in 8.3 seconds. Licence to Kill
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1995BMW Z3 Bond only manages a short ride before Jack Wade (US contact) takes possession of the vehicle. GoldenEye
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2007BMW 750iL Conveniently controlled by a remote control in 007's mobile phone. Tomorrow Never Dies
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1999BMW Z8 Contained rocket-firing system hidden in side vents - car was destroyed after being cut in two. The World Is Not Enough
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2002Ford Fairlane The Ford Fairlane is given to Bond by Raoul (Emilio Echevarria) when he asks for "a fast car". Die Another Day
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2006Aston Martin DBS V12 Given to 007 by M on his first assignment - has a medical station, containing a defibrillator and poison analysis kit. Casino Royale
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2008Aston Martin DBS Same model as previous film but is wrecked during the opening pursuit scene after Bond abducts Mr. White. Quantum of Solace
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2012Aston Martin DB5 This will be the sixth time the Aston Martin DB5 has featured in a Bond movie. Skyfall
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2015Land Rover Defender The Defender also makes a brief appearance in The Living Daylights, where it is driven off a cliff. Skyfall
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2015Aston Martin DB10 A bespoke design for Spectre, production of this Aston Martin DB10 will be limited to 10 cars. Spectre
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2019
Aston Martin Valhalla 007's 25th outing needed to feature something extra special, and the Aston Martin Valhalla is certainly that. No Time To Die
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