To commemorate this extraordinary literary figure of Jan Fleming, who became part of the popular collective imagination and personified in films by actors with seductive virility, the International Spy Museum in Washington dedicates an extraordinary exhibition to the cars that accompanied Bond in his daring adventures. Fifteen legendary vehicles, taken from the Agent 007 films, are on display from March 1st in this exceptional museum dedicated to the history - ancient and modern - of espionage, documented with a permanent collection of books, films, videos and rare objects of great interest and even motorboats including the very rare, iconic Glastron GT 150, remembered for its famous jump of over 30 metres.

The exhibition features the famous cars that appeared in the Saga films, enlarged or modified for stage needs.
From the Sunbeam Alpine of the first film (1963) to the Aston Martin Db5 of 007-Mission Goldfinger of 1964 (60 years ago!), to the Ford Thunderbird, to the Rolls Royce Phantom 337.
Then: Lotus Esprit S1, DeLorean DMC 12, Citroen 2CV, Alfa Romeo GTV 6, Mercedes 250, Jaguar XF, BMW Z8…

But James Bond's personal car is the silver Aston Martin DB5, which pairs with him, whether he is played by the charming Sean Connery or the stylish Roger Moore or the cold Daniel Craig.
The Aston Martin DB5, the most British of cars, beautifully bodied by the Milanese Touring Superleggera.