The Aston Martin V8, introduced in 1977, was hailed by the motoring press as 'Britain's First Supercar' for its 170mph top speed and rapid acceleration. Like the earlier DB5, it was built as a grand tourer for high-speed, long-distance driving in comfort. The V8 first appeared in the Bond series in 1987's 'The Living Daylights', driven by Timothy Dalton's 007, and returns after more than three decades in 'No Time To Die', James Bond's twenty-fifth cinematic outing. This Corgi model reproduces the car at 1:36 scale in its film-accurate black finish.
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The Aston Martin V8, introduced in 1977, was hailed by the motoring press as 'Britain's First Supercar' for its 170mph top speed and rapid acceleration. Like the earlier DB5, it was built as a grand tourer for high-speed, long-distance driving in comfort. The V8 first appeared in the Bond series in 1987's 'The Living Daylights', driven by Timothy Dalton's 007, and returns after more than three decades in 'No Time To Die', James Bond's twenty-fifth cinematic outing. This Corgi model reproduces the car at 1:36 scale in its film-accurate black finish.
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