Perhaps one of the most well known and most loved cars ever produced, the Aston Martin DB5 arrived in 1963 as a successor to the DB4. Powered by an updated 4.0L straight six engine, the DB5 produced 282hp in standard guise, while the more potent Vantage version delivered 325hp. The DB5 not only featured performance updates, but also many interior upgrades such as standard power windows and full leather trim. Built until 1965, the DB5 was offered as a coupe or a convertible, with a small handful of examples converted to a shooting brake configuration. A fabulous car in any configuration, the DB5 was propelled to worldwide fame when used as James Bond's car in the movie 'Goldfinger,' as well as a number of subsequent James Bond films, eventually spawning a special Aston Martin Works creation known as the Goldfinger Continuation that was built in 2020. The main variants offered for the DB5 were: Coupe, Convertible, Vantage Coupe, Vantage Convertible, and Shooting Brake.