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Aston Martin's secret code that no one notices

Dive into automotive history with an exclusive anecdote about the British brand and enrich your passion for these exceptional cars.

Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

Why is Aston Martin associated with James Bond?

Aston Martin became iconic thanks to its first appearance in the 1964 James Bond film 'Goldfinger' with the DB5. This car was equipped with spectacular gadgets such as an ejector seat and hidden machine guns, creating an inseparable link between the brand and the secret agent.

What does the 'DB' prefix mean in Aston Martin models like the DB5 or DB11?

The 'DB' prefix pays tribute to David Brown, the British businessman who bought Aston Martin in 1947 and transformed it into a prestigious brand. All models produced under his era bear his initials, a tradition that continues to this day.

What is special about the Aston Martin winged logo?

The Aston Martin logo depicts a winged beetle, a symbol of speed and freedom. The outstretched wings evoke speed and elegance, core values of the brand since its inception in 1913. This design has remained remarkably stable over the decades.

Why do some Aston Martins have the name 'Vantage'?

The term 'Vantage' was first used in 1951 to refer to the high-performance versions of the DB2. The word means 'advantage' in English, emphasizing the mechanical superiority of these versions. Today, Vantage refers to the brand's entry-level sports car range.

What makes Aston Martins so visually recognizable?

The distinctive inverted trapezoid grille has been Aston Martin's visual signature since the 1950s. This chrome grille, combined with the round headlights and flowing body lines, creates an instantly recognizable style that influences even the most detailed model cars.