There are basically two types of cars James Bond drives. The ones provided by Q-branch, and the cars 007 ends up driving, due to escape or pursuit. Following are all the cars James Bond has used over the past 35 years. |
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Aston
Martin DB 5 |
DB 5 |
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Lotus
Esprit |
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Aston
Martin V8 |
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BMW Z3 The BMW Z3 roadster featured in GoldenEye. The roadster was accompanied by all the standard Q-branch modifications like, rear parachute, twin stinger missiles, and an in-board satellite tracking unit. |
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BMW 750i The BMW 750i makes an incredible appearance in Tomorrow Never Dies. Apart from classic Q-branch extras, the BMW operated by remote cellular telephone. The car was best remembered for its ability to endure the most brutal attacks. The BMW's short life ends with a leap from the top floor of a parking building. Fortunately Q calculated such use by 007 and had prepared a lucrative collision insurance package. |
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Cars Bond was forced to use |
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Sunbeam
Alpine |
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Classic Bentley Making its only appearance in From Russia With Love, Bond's classic Bentley is equipped with a car phone which was years ahead of its time. |
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Aston
Martin DBS |
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Mustang
Mach I Featured in the main car chase in Diamonds Are Forever, the Mustang Mach I raced around the streets of Las Vegas performing some incredible stunts. Perhaps the most remarkable was an escape through a narrow alley way, in which the car drove on two wheels. |
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AMC
Hornet |
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Citroen
2CV Featured in For Your Eyes Only. Bond used Melina Havleock's Citroen 2CV (registration number M-1026-A) to elude Hector Gonzles' men in Peugeots. Although the 2CV was shot, bumped and rolled down the hillside, it still managed to help 007 and Melina escape. |
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Mercedes |
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Alfa Romeo GTV The Alfa Romeo GTV made a brief appearance in Octapussy (registration number BT F6 08). Trying to reach an atomic device, headed towards an American base in Germany, 007 commandeered the Alfa from some annoying lady in a village near by. Driving in great style, Bond was able to outrun the German BMW police cars and arrive just in time to terminate the bomb. |
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Renault 11 In A View To A Kill, 007 commandeered a French taxi driver's Renault 11 in order to chase an assassin, who made an escape by parachuting from the Eiffel Tower. The Renault had its roof chopped off, and then its body cut in half. Still Bond was able to drive the car to where the assassin landed. |
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