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Live and Let Drive: £1m James Bond car unveiled
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Motorists will have to part with a seven-figure sum to buy the new Aston Martin Valhalla, which will be driven by James Bond in the as-yet-untitled follow-up to 2015’s Spectre.
The car, unveiled at the Geneva Motorshow in Switzerland this week, is expected to cost between £1m and £1.5m.
Just 500 of the vehicles will be produced.
Interest in vintage Bond cars is likely to increase when the new film is released in April 2020.
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Aston Martin will also release an updated version of the DB5, most famous for its appearance in the 1964 classic Goldfinger.
The rebuilt car boasts Bond-style gadgets and will go on sale in 2020, priced at £2.75m.
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