Bond’s DB10 Previews Future Aston Martin Design

James Bond will again drive an Aston Martin in the new movie called “Specter”, this time in an uncommonly planned one-off new auto — the Aston Martin DB10.

The auto, outlined by a group headed by Aston Martin’s boss imaginative officer and evidently offering a sight at what future Aston Martin’s will look like, won’t be made accessible to the general population.

The organization said that it had worked with Specter’s chief, Sam Mendes, to plan the auto. Mendes additionally made “Skyfall”, the latest Bond film.

The autos will offer a 4.7-liter V8 motor, which could imply that it is like the organization’s VH Vantage, which additionally contains the motor. Be that as it may while the auto has a few similraities with that range, it isn’t focused around any one model specifically.

James Bond’s first Aston Martin was the DB5, which he drove in 1964’s Goldfinger, and he has been driving them after.

“In that year that we commend our 50-year association with 007, it appears to be doubly fitting that today we revealed this heavenly new games auto made particularly for James Bond,” said Andy Palmer, CEO of Aston Martin.

Phantom will be launched on November 6, 2015.