In Spectre, which Aston Martin model is introduced as James Bond’s new personal car?

In Spectre, James Bond’s new personal car is the Aston Martin DB10.

The DB10 is created specifically for the film and is presented as a car intended for Bond rather than as a standard production model. Q equips it with weapons and defensive features, and Bond uses it during the Rome chase involving Mr. Hinx.

Aston Martin built ten DB10s for production. Eight were used as filming cars, while others were retained for display or promotional purposes. The model’s design previews styling themes later seen on production Aston Martins, but the DB10 itself was not sold as a normal road-going model.

It is distinct from the DB5, which represents Bond’s classic heritage, and from the Jaguar C-X75 driven by Hinx. The DB10 was the first Aston Martin designed specifically for a James Bond film.