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The DBRS9 and DB5 - fantastic SupercarsWhen it comes to racing, a highly-revered British manufacturer would be the legendary Aston Martin. The high-end carmaker races in prestigious competitonssuch as the Belgian GT Championsip, 24 Hours N?rburgring, among others with the DBRS9. It is indeed a fast car.

Composing of aluminum frame and carbon fiber composite structure, the DBR9 weighs  2,800 pounds. Using a V12 6 Liter 600 hp motor engine, this Aston Martin supercar accelerates from 0-60 mph in a mere 3.4s and reach top speeds of 198 mph.Upon introduction to the racing world, a small number of independent racing teams competed using the new DBRS9 with the support of the Aston  Martin factory. Not surprisingly, since that time the car has won a Teams?  Championship (2006 Le Mans Series), 2006 FIA GT3 European Championship, and a Drivers Championship (2006 Le Mans Series), and took second overall in the 2010 GT1 Teams Championship. Not to shabby for a competition car that's just  entering the scene.

Aston Martin diecast model carsHowever , if mentioning cars made by, the very first thing to talk about is James Bond's Aston Martin. In 1964, the movie Goldfinger unveiled the master spy to the fans. Rising to stardom from the film will probably be the car that Sean Connery as James Bond used, namely a 1964 Aston Martin DB5. Henceforth, James Bond with the exceptional silver Aston Martin have already been linked to each other by movie fans and critics

.diecast Aston Martin DBR9The DB5 is more than just a luxuriously detailed automobile, but it pack a punch. The DB5 came with a powerful DOHC Straight six, 3995 cc engine which could produce 282 bhp at 5500 rpm. The package allows the DB5 to reach top speeds of 142 mph and boost up from 0-60 mph in mere 7.1 seconds. As expected, the James Bond version of the Aston Martin supercar had cool gadgets like bullet shields and pop-out gun barrels. diecast Aston Martin DB5The DB5's legend and following persist today. Within very recent years, one of the DB5s utilized in the Goldfinger movie auctioned for $4.6 million to an American collector. Since more James Bond movies should be upcoming,

this high tag price will no doubt increase in the future.