Aston Martin DB5

The iconic Aston Martin DB5, released in 1963, is a luxury grand tourer made by British luxury sports cars manufacturer Aston Martin.
The red DB5 is the recognized Modesty Blaise's personal car.
== Gadgets ==
* Machine guns — There are two front firing Browning .30 calibre machine guns hidden behind each of the front indicators.
* Tire-shredding blade — Concealed in the offside rear wheel is a chariot-style retractable blade.
* Bullet screen — For additional protection, the DB5 comes equipped with a bullet-proof rear screen. Controlled from the center console, at the flick of a switch the sheet of metal rises from the boot to form a protective barrier across the rear window.
* Radar scanner and GPS screen — The scanner can display the position of someone on a display concealed behind the dashboard.
* Passenger ejector seat — For the unwelcome passenger, the DB5 comes equipped with a passenger ejector seat. The trigger is concealed beneath a flip-cap on the gear-shift stick. When pressed, a section of the roof is jettisoned, along with the passenger seat and its occupant.
* Oil slick — An oil slick can be sprayed from behind the rear light cluster to evade persuers. Operated by toggles and switches hidden in the center armrest.
* Smoke screen — In addition to other counter-measures, a smoke screen can be vented from the exhaust pipes.
* Bullet-proof windscreen — The DB5's windshield has been reinforced to withstand impact damage from most conventional firearms.
* Revolving number plates — The DB5 also came with rotating number plates, some of which included: UK, France and Switzerland.
* Rear water cannons — Two rear water cannons were added to the DB5.
* Alpine 7817R — The Aston Martin featured an Alpine 7817R CD Tuner which acted as a communication device and doubled as a colour printer/fax machine for receiving intelligence from MI6.
* Cutting lasers — Laser emitters were concealed in the port and starboard side of the DB5; capable of cutting through the tires of any vehicle alongside.
* EMP device — A beam is projected from concealed emitters in the port and starboard side of the DB5; capable of destroying computer hardware.
* Forward-mounted rockets — Two forward-firing rocket launchers were concealed behind the vehicle's front number plate, which lifted up to reveal the weaponry underneath. The DB5 contained a total magazine of 10 rockets.
* Surface-to-air missiles — The DB5 came equipped with two guided missile launchers on either side of the vehicle. They were concealed behind the side vents and had total of 4 missiles.
* Front and rear extending rams — The DB5 comes equipped with front and rear battering rams which extend from the bumpers.
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