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Made famous by Sean Connery’s Bond in the movie Goldfinger. For the last 50 years, the DB5 has been regarded as a pop-culture icon. Ironically, from a design standpoint, the DB5 is essentially a DB4 with a more powerful engine, yet stands as the pinnacle of British 1960s car design (DB stands for David Brown the then owner of Aston Martin). Elements like the hood scoop; wing-side vents (an Aston Martin style marker) and spoke wheels legitimize this grand tourer as the icon that pop culture has made it.
