It's for his cars of the people show. He recently filmed a Jeep Willis in Italy, presumably an off-road/4wd themed episode.

Since the Toro Rosso team is based in Italy it would probably race under the lamorghini name while Red Bull raced as Audi to compete with Mercedes

This shot is one of the best and most memorable ones in bond history. I might have had that as a poster on my wall when I was a kid.

Really? I always thought the Ghost was still okay. The Phantom is just vulgar and gaudy but that’s ok if you’re into that sort of thing. The Ghost however always struck me as just the right size without that monumental exterior.

Say what you want about the outside but that interior is spectacular.

This entire area looks so cheap and flimsy.

Perfect Bond car aside from an Aston. Suave as fuck yet still tough. Great choice.

Nice Aston, dude!

Yeah what’s up with those huge bumpers? Is that a safety thing or just showing off?

The RAM/Chrome comment deserved it more imho.

Winkelmann needs to go. Not doing the Espada revival? Ok. Not doing the Asterion? Getting weirder.

Looks much better then the top picture!

Of course it would be, everybody would know that. Still would be cool though and let’s be honest: Mercedes is currently living the PR wet dream in F1. Their new hybrid engines (and cars) are the fastest, most reliable, fuel efficient and succesfull of all of the new Formula 1 engines. Sure Ford could profit from…

That’s true, there used to be many more open top 4x4s. Just off the top of my head: Suzuki Jimny (and it’s predecessors), Mercedes G (still available), Land Rover, Land cruiser, Bronco and of course the Nissan Murano

This is so right I can't believe it. This fits together better than peanut butter and chocolate

He bought them legally from a British collector back in the 60s or 70s so yeah, he will get them back sooner or later.

If you can drive the car without using a foot-mounted clutch, then the car is an automatic.

I was waiting for someone to do a really quick run up the PP. In just a matter of 3-5 years no combustion engine will be able to compete I bet. The fact that they don’t require any oxygen at all to work and therefore don’t lose any power makes them perfect for this kind of adventure.

Would still prefer the old XKR tbh. Also don’t they sell really poorly?