Calling all James Bond fans, here are the top 7 favorite Bond fans selected, come and select yours. (Top to bottom order)
1st. Starting off with this surprising 1964 Aston Martin DB5 in "Goldfinger," 1965. The Aston Martin is a regular favorite in Bond movies. This 60s fighting machine comes with audacious passenger ejection seat, oil slick dispenser, machine guns, a bulletproof rear barrier, tire slashing hubcaps and revolving license plates.
2nd. 1975 Lotus Esprit
"The Spy Who Loved Me," 1977; Next is this famous white Lotus Esprit S1, this one that looked more sportier to me yet, it converts into a submarine capable of laying underwater mines and firing lethal anti-aircraft missiles.
3rd. Following 2nd is this 1997 BMW 750iL in "Tomorrow Never Dies," 1997. This bimmer drives remotely with Q Branch's special Ericsson cell phone that allows him to also engage a weapons system that includes magnetic flash grenades, tear gas, metal spike dispenser, rockets and a chain cutter.
Coming in at number 4 is 1985 Aston Martin Volante "The Living Daylights," 1987. One major uniqueness of this car apart from having laser beam devices concealed in the hubcaps, bullet-proof windows, a dashboard weapons control system, concealed rockets and a jet propulsion device; it has a self destructive button. Sounds scary huh?
This antic but powerful Mark IV scores 5th on fans votes, featuring nothing fancy but a telephone in the car during the 1930s? That is the 1930s Bentley Mark IV Convertible "From Russia With Love," 1963. Simple yet classical to me.
Believe it or not, this nice Vanquish is only capable of securing the 6th seat in the rank. This car equipped with retractable shotguns, spiked tires, missiles, machine guns and, in the ultimate sign of originality was, the reintroduction of an ejector seat. Poor 2002 Aston Martin Vanquish for "Die Another Day," 2002
1999 BMW Z8 in "The World is Not Enough," 1999 scores 7th in the list, featuring two ground-to-air missiles that blows anything in it's path to top 60mph in 5 secs with a V8 under the hood.
1961 Sunbeam Alpine "Dr. No," 1962. This car scores the honorable seat as it's got no high tech gadgetry inside so Bond had to have good driving skills with! lolx...
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE 7?
Source & Pics: Cars.com
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