Aston Martin produced 25 DB5 Goldfinger Continuation cars.
The limited-edition cars were modern recreations of James Bond’s gadget-equipped DB5 from the 1964 film Goldfinger. Aston Martin developed the project with EON Productions, the company behind the Bond films, and built the cars at Aston Martin Works in Newport Pagnell—the historic home of DB5 production.
Construction began in 2020, more than 50 years after the last original DB5 had left the factory. Each car used Silver Birch paint and recreated many famous film features, including revolving number plates, a rear bullet shield, a smoke screen and an oil-slick system. Special-effects designer Chris Corbould helped develop the working gadgets.
The figure 25 refers specifically to the Goldfinger Continuation edition, not the total number of DB5s used in the film or the much larger original DB5 production run. The cars were non-road-legal collector vehicles and were priced at approximately £2.75 million before taxes.