See Aston Martin's $123,000 toy James Bond car
Produced by The Little Car Company, which also made a tiny Bugatti Type 35, the No Time to Die special edition Aston Martin DB5 Junior is two-thirds the size of the car used in the movies. Also, unlike the car in the movie, this small DB5 has no roof, allowing larger children or even adults to sit int.The Little Car Company's James Bond Aston Martin DB5 has toy machine guns that can come out through the headlights openings.Only 125 of these pint-sized cars will be made.
The car also has various drive modes, some of which have lower top speeds for younger drivers. The miniature car is not legal to drive on public roads, but owners will be invited to participate in special driving events at race tracks, according to Aston Martin. Since the car has no roof and can fit an adult, it's expected that adults will often drive it, or ride along when children are at the wheel.
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