The Aston Martin DBS Superleggera: A Vehicle of Unparalleled Style and Performance

As we take a closer look at this particular car, it becomes clear that it is not just any ordinary vehicle. This is, in fact, a James Bond car from the 1997 film "Tomorrow Never Dies". The car in question is an Aston Martin DBS Superleggera, and it boasts an impressive array of features that make it stand out from the crowd.

The first thing that catches our eye is the armed and tacked car, which looks like something straight out of a Bond movie. Christian, the actual stunt driver for James Bond, takes center stage as he showcases this particular feature. He explains to us how this setup works, pointing out the extra brakes installed in the rear seats, allowing the driver to break just the back wheels and drift around corners with ease.

One of the most impressive features of this car is the ability to deploy tacks from the back seats. Christian shows us how it works, explaining that all you need to do is pop in some Double 07 cartridges, which will then deploy like a missile, destroying tires. This is just one of the many gadgets that come with this car, and it's clear that BMW went above and beyond to deliver a vehicle that would meet the high standards of the James Bond franchise.

The process of creating these special cars was not an easy one. According to Christian, BMW had to make sure that the car could drive from the back seat before delivering it to the studio. This meant that they had to test and refine the setup to ensure that it could handle the demands of a high-performance vehicle. In the end, three such cars were made with all of these features, and they are truly remarkable.

One of the most interesting aspects of this car is the way in which BMW delivered it to the studio. They sent the car over with the rear-seat setup already installed, so that when the studio added their own Bond-inspired features, it would be ready for use. This attention to detail is just one example of how much effort was put into creating a vehicle that would meet the high standards of the James Bond franchise.

As we continue to explore this car, we come across an array of other features that make it truly unique. There are tanks hidden in the trunk, which power the various gadgets that come and go throughout the day. Christian shows us how these work, explaining that they are connected to a complex system that allows the driver to activate them with ease.

Finally, we can't help but be impressed by the sheer amount of detail that has gone into creating this car. From the bullet holes on the hood to the elongated pedals in the rear seats, every aspect of this vehicle has been carefully considered and executed. It's clear that BMW took a deep approach when it came to delivering a vehicle that would meet the high standards of the James Bond franchise.

As we conclude our tour of this incredible car, we can't help but feel a sense of awe at the sheer complexity and sophistication of its design. From the rear-seat setup to the tanks hidden in the trunk, every aspect of this vehicle has been carefully crafted to create a truly unique driving experience. Whether you're a fan of James Bond or just someone who appreciates exceptional vehicles, this car is sure to leave a lasting impression.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enenemies at the back this is what you deploy look it's armed and it has tacks let me grab them for you look at this and around here check this out isn't this ridiculous guys this is a real james bond car from tomorrow never dies came out in 1997 let me show you look there's no one driving it the driver is actually in the back this is christian hey look how cool this setup is he actually drives the car from the back seat look i'll show you in here as well oh look the bullet holes got to have some bullet holes on the car and then here you can see the pedals have been elongated to go all the way back to the rear seats so we've got the normal brake here this one in the middle normal brake we've got the accelerator and then we've got this as well now this allows you to break just the back wheels they've actually installed extra brakes here so at about 30 kilometers an hour if you need to quickly drift around the corner as james bond would you slam on that break that extra one and off it goes now around here you just get even cooler all right enemies at the back this is what you deploy look it's armed and it has tacks let me grab them for you actually that's right and look at this it's got double 07 printed on them so you just pop these in here yeah and then they deploy like drive over that your tyres are done this is the setup again so you can see it in better detail christian is the actual stunt driver for james bond like a christian what bmw did was they actually delivered this seven series to the studio with all of this set up in the back so they actually had to make sure that the car was able to drive from the back seat before they even delivered the car and they made three of these with all of the features and everything um so bmw delivered it with that capability but then the studio added all of these cool james bond features to the front seat so you can take a look oh my goodness and then you come around here open up the boot you've got these tanks so these actually power all of the the gadgets that come in and out in and out so that's what's hidden in the trunk and that's about it that's all the features and cool stuff we found it here look how hard he has to concentrate you're trying to back it up he only has this screen and look you've got cameras here too guys uh give us a quick thumbs up subscribe to the supercar bonnie family we have cool stuff to show you right i'm out bye youenemies at the back this is what you deploy look it's armed and it has tacks let me grab them for you look at this and around here check this out isn't this ridiculous guys this is a real james bond car from tomorrow never dies came out in 1997 let me show you look there's no one driving it the driver is actually in the back this is christian hey look how cool this setup is he actually drives the car from the back seat look i'll show you in here as well oh look the bullet holes got to have some bullet holes on the car and then here you can see the pedals have been elongated to go all the way back to the rear seats so we've got the normal brake here this one in the middle normal brake we've got the accelerator and then we've got this as well now this allows you to break just the back wheels they've actually installed extra brakes here so at about 30 kilometers an hour if you need to quickly drift around the corner as james bond would you slam on that break that extra one and off it goes now around here you just get even cooler all right enemies at the back this is what you deploy look it's armed and it has tacks let me grab them for you actually that's right and look at this it's got double 07 printed on them so you just pop these in here yeah and then they deploy like drive over that your tyres are done this is the setup again so you can see it in better detail christian is the actual stunt driver for james bond like a christian what bmw did was they actually delivered this seven series to the studio with all of this set up in the back so they actually had to make sure that the car was able to drive from the back seat before they even delivered the car and they made three of these with all of the features and everything um so bmw delivered it with that capability but then the studio added all of these cool james bond features to the front seat so you can take a look oh my goodness and then you come around here open up the boot you've got these tanks so these actually power all of the the gadgets that come in and out in and out so that's what's hidden in the trunk and that's about it that's all the features and cool stuff we found it here look how hard he has to concentrate you're trying to back it up he only has this screen and look you've got cameras here too guys uh give us a quick thumbs up subscribe to the supercar bonnie family we have cool stuff to show you right i'm out bye you\n"