James Bond Aston Martin Vanquish Is Up For Auction

SAUDI ARABIA : Remember the legendary Aston Martin Vanquish from the iconic James Bond movie Die Another Day? Well, you can soon buy that car for yourself, if you have the money! Here’s how: 

• UK-based H&H Classics will auction this iconic car 
• October 9, Duxford, a village in England, is where this car will be auctioned 
• We expect the car to go on sale for millions of Dollars 

Aston Martin Vanquish Auction 

The star cars of James Bond, well, let’s admit it, are incredible and of course, now Bond fans can have a chance to own one of them. An Aston Martin Vanquish that featured in “Die Another Day” movie featuring 007 agent is up for auction. 

The rumored car that was characteristic of the early 2000s Bond movies will be sold by H&H Classics on the 9th of October. For die-hard Bond lovers, it is a chance to own one of Bond’s big moments in the franchise at a fraction of what these franchises command. 

The Vanquish appeared to have played a big part in the film which is associated with somewhat of a techno-futuristic theme as well as the distinct quirk of the Bond films featuring the era of Brosnan and an equally memorable film’s theme song sung by Madonna.

Powertrain

Of course, it did not take long to discover that under the bonnet of an Aston Martin Vanquish, there was a menacing, 5.9-litre V-12 engine that gave the car a top speed of 321 kph. This Vanquish has only been driven 37,800 miles and is still in the collection of its current owner for over two decades, therefore remains one of the marvelous pieces of art in the automotive industry.

Iconic Nameplate

Of course, the Vanquish is part James Bond, Pierce Brosnan, and high-octane action but this car is far from just a movie plot. It is one of the last individual craftsmanship wooded grand touring Aston Martin ever to be created by this distinguished English automaker. 

It may lack some of the fictional gizmos that the screen adaptation of the Pantera car had, the Vanquish is as luxurious and fast as it can get. The same model was also used in the James Bond video game known as “Nightfire” making it quite a popular model.