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James Bond stunt cars up for auction

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August 5, 2022
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A number of cars that starred in the most recent instalment of the Bond movie franchise, No Time To Die, are going under the hammer. 


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British auction house, Christie’s, is honouring the 60th anniversary of the Bond movie franchise with a special 007-themed auction. 

Jaguar, Aston Martin, Land Rover, and Range Rover cars that starred in No Time To Die blockbuster are among the two-part charity sale scheduled for September 2022. 

One of the more expensive items is a Land Rover Defender which was used for an all-terrain chase sequence.



As the vehicle is a pre-production build and modified for stunts, it cannot be registered. Its estimated selling price is between $AU515,000 and $AU860,000. 

A Jaguar XF which starred in the pre-credit sequence has an estimated starting price of $AU85,000, while a Range Rover Sport SVR which was involved in a chase scene is expected to go under the hammer for between $US143,000 and $US214,000.

Other cars up for auction include an Aston Martin DB5 replica which contains damage from the opening chase scene. Bidding for that model is expected to start from an eye-watering $AU2.5 million, while a V8 Aston Martin Vantage is anticipated to sell for about $AU1.2million.



A total of 25 vehicles are being auctioned during an invitation-only event on 28 September 2022. Online bidding commences on 15 September 2022. All proceeds from the 007-themed auction will be going to charity, the firm said.

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