Although Aston Martin was founded as early as 1913, most people will associate the brand with the post-war era - and especially James Bond, who drove the DB5. The designation DB originates from the time when the company was owned by tractor manufacturer David Brown from 1947 to 1972. Later, the company has been through several ownerships, including by Ford from 1987 to 2007. Today, the company is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Aston Martin ONE-77
If you are wondering why the model is called ONE-77, I can tell you that the car in the picture is one of a total of 77. Rare car.
Aston Martin Rapide
The 4-seater is probably among the ten most beautiful sedans ever produced - and the fastest with a top speed of over 300 km/h.
2 Aston Martin Vanquish
With the use of carbon fiber with quality from the aircraft industry, the body weighs 25% less than its predecessor.
Aston Martin DB11
Comes with either a 4-liter V8 504 HP or a 5,2-liter V12 600 HP - both fed with twin-turbo engine technology from Mercedes-Benz.
Aston Martin DB9
Followed the DB7, but was counted as two generations after - and was therefore called the DB9.
Aston Martin DB7
One of the world's most beautiful cars in the Vantage and Volante versions - both with 6,0 V12 and 420hp.
Aston Martin DBS
A model who has participated in both film and TV. It was in one James Bond film and "Brett Sinclair" drove it in "Gullgutten".
Aston Martin DB5
The DB5 is the original James Bond car. The car has been copied many times, also with the same registration number.
Aston Martin DB4 GT
This DB4 has a very special story - also the one from the film - not James Bond, but Petter Sellers.
