ALLEN: It is one cool car. One of James Bond's stunning Aston Martins famous for its movie props like ejector seats, machine guns and smoke machines, and it fetch an even cooler is that $6.4 million at auction on Thursday. CNN's Peter as takes a look at its gadgets and its glamour.</s>PETER VALDES-DAPENA, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT (voice over): Sleek, sophisticated and fit for spying. The Aston Martin DB5 is liked inextricably liked to James Bond.</s>BARNEY RUPRECHT, CAR SPECIALIST, RM SOTHEBY: So much of it was cultural and iconic status. It was really ahead of its time and today the cars are really are really a throw back to that</s>RUPRECHT: Yes, we do a phone back to MI6 headquarters here.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: So I can</s>M. RUPRECHT: Exactly.</s>JAMES BOND: Ejector seats, you are joking.</s>Q: I never joke about my work 007.</s>RUPRECHT: Everything is housed in here as it he bulletproof shield.</s>RUPRECHT: The restoration around the car really involved making everything functional again. So the rotating license plate motor servos to the GPS flashing in the dashboard. Everything about the car fully works. VALDES-DAPENA</s>RUPRECHT: DB5 was really the first broadly speaking commercial mass produced car for Aston and it was a tremendous success.</s>RUPRECHT: Fully road legal, fully compliant anywhere in the world.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I guess just please don't use the nail spreader or oil slick.</s>ALLEN: Yes, pretty slick and $6.4 million sale. Thanks for watching this hour. I'm Natalie Allen. I will be back in 15 minutes with another hour. But for now please stay with us for World Sport.
James Bond's Aston Martin Auctioned For $6.4 Million.