Spectre: Bond in Motion launch new 007 exhibition featuring Aston Martin DB10

A new James Bond exhibition has opened today in Covent Garden.

Bond In Motion, the world’s largest official collection of original James Bond vehicles, has launched The Cars of SPECTRE, which features vehicles and other props from the latest instalment in the franchise.

Highlights of display include Bond’s Aston Martin DB10, Franz Oberhauser’s Rolls Royce Wraith and a damaged Jaguar C-X75, the stunt car driven by Oberhauser’s chief henchman, Hinx, in Spectre’s Rome car chase.

The Aston Martin was designed for the film and will never see British roads as a production car.

The new additions join other Bond cars held in the museum, which include the much-loved Aston Martin DB5, Goldfinger’s Rolls-Royce Phantom III and Lotus Esprit S1 that Roger Moore drove underwater in The Spy Who Loved Me. Besides cars, Bond In Motion also houses memorabilia and props featured in the films, as well as never-before-seen concept art and film storyboards.