New Aston
CmdrAtticus
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What do you think about the new AM and the company making it exclusively for the film?
Has a company ever done this before (in any film)?
I was surprised by it's very different design. I can still tell it's an AM yet it's very futuristic looking.
Has a company ever done this before (in any film)?
I was surprised by it's very different design. I can still tell it's an AM yet it's very futuristic looking.
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Ok, my bad then! Still - I think they won't stop on a limited run of 10 for the DB10, that would be ridiculous.
I'm not 100% happy with the new car to be honest so I don't mind! (not that I have the money for it anyway lol)
I'm still wondering however what is so special about it - Sam Mendes worked closely with AM to build this one, I bet it's not about the looks, for which Aston is 100% responsible probably, it might be the interior, the overal shape (I still don't get it why the rear is so short) and of course - the gadgets. Being used to a Bond without gadgets however might be hard for me to accept them.
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
Bare in mind that for tax purposes the vast majority of AM's used on screen end up scrapped as they're too costly to retain, either that or the car is totalled during filming.
My badly ed-yoo-k8-ed guess is that this very rare car will appear as a set dresser and not actually be used much at all.
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Lady Penelope's pink Ford in Thunderbirds surely?
Know if it was only the styling, that eon had a hand in ?
http://www.automotiveaddicts.com/49802/aston-martin-db10-debuts-for-james-bond-007-spectre-movie
A look at the rear.
The A pillar is too thick
The rear wheels are too far back, there needs to be slightly more overhang
The rear... diffuser? looks like grandad's sideboard
The rear lights are too thin
P-Zero tyres are ****.
I like the wheels.
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I am inclined to agree, the front is too much like a Ferrari.
Still, might change my opinion when I see more...
Very nice touch.
There Is Something "Fishy" Going On With James Bond's New DB10
http://oppositelock.jalopnik.com/there-is-something-fishy-going-on-with-james-bonds-ne-1667776595/+travis
As for the bonnet - I would say that it will be a reverse opening one (the cuts on the sides at least indicate that)
I'm with you, and I really hope that doesn't happen.
On a much happier note - welcome home Mini-G!
Craig era of Bond films. I had thought when it was mentioned that it
May do some unexpected things, maybe Four wheel steering, or
Even the ability to drive on snow like a skidoo.
I've been thinking the same thing. It costs hundreds of millions to develop a new car, so why only make ten? Even at a million a piece, you're not going to come close to recovering even a fraction of your research and development costs. Unless this is all a ruse. Ten of these DB10s have been made for Spectre all gizmoed-up with whatever fanciful tricks the story requires. Ejection seats, underwater capability...whatever. The DB10 will be released to the public later but obviously not with the Bond gadgets.
http://m.autoblog.com/2014/12/08/aston-martin-db10-based-on-v8-vantage-report/?post=2&icid=autoblog_river_article
Shame that they didn't use the new platform and Mercedes-sourced engines that the upcoming production models will be using.
To be honest, I like the look of the car, but I was hoping they would have used something like the Jaguar F-Type coupe/roadster.