007's new Aston Martin Unleashed
The new Aston Martin has been unveiled for it's starring in James Bond's new movie, Casino Royale.
The new Aston Martin has just been unveiled for it's starring in Bond's new upcoming movie releasing in November, 17th this year, the Casino Royale. Also revealing the new James Bond, British actor Daniel Craig.
The new Aston Martin DBS was visited by Daniel Craig in Aston Martin Gaydon UK Headquarters in January.
The DBS is an evolution of the DB9 and has some of the styling cues of the DBR9 sports racing model. This is what the Aston Martin's chairman(Dr Ulrich Bez) and design director (Marek Reichman) had to say.
Aston Martin Chairman, Dr Ulrich Bez said " The DBS is not of the understated elegance of a DB9, nor the youthful agility of the V8 Vantage. It is explosive power in a black tie and has its own unique character which will equal that of James Bond"
Design Director, Marek Reichman said " The car encapsulates a link between elegance DB9 road car and the powerful DBR9 race car. It signals an evolutionary development of Aston Martin's world renowned style in elegance. While hinting at our future design directions, the DBS also has very clear links with our heritage - it is instantly recognisable as an Aston Martin"
The new Aston Martin DBS was visited by Daniel Craig in Aston Martin Gaydon UK Headquarters in January.
The DBS is an evolution of the DB9 and has some of the styling cues of the DBR9 sports racing model. This is what the Aston Martin's chairman(Dr Ulrich Bez) and design director (Marek Reichman) had to say.
Aston Martin Chairman, Dr Ulrich Bez said " The DBS is not of the understated elegance of a DB9, nor the youthful agility of the V8 Vantage. It is explosive power in a black tie and has its own unique character which will equal that of James Bond"
Design Director, Marek Reichman said " The car encapsulates a link between elegance DB9 road car and the powerful DBR9 race car. It signals an evolutionary development of Aston Martin's world renowned style in elegance. While hinting at our future design directions, the DBS also has very clear links with our heritage - it is instantly recognisable as an Aston Martin"