In the ’90s film “Tomorrow Never Dies,” Bond picks up his executive class 1997 BMW 750iL from Q in dramatic fashion. During the spirited drive, the pair nearly crash a few times, barely miss a few dozen cyclists, and the Ferrari even does a few dramatic 360s before regaining control. The woman is the villainess, Xenia Onatopp, as viewers learn later in the film.

In “Goldeneye,” Bond takes to the streets behind the wheel of an Aston Martin DB5 only to get in a showdown with a woman in a bright red Ferrari F355. Trust James Bond to get in a street race while being evaluated by an MI6 employee. We leave it to you to decide if the C-X75 steals the show from Bond’s Aston Martin DB10. Hinx, drives the C-X75 for a glorious chase scene through the streets of Rome. In “Spectre,” one of the villain’s henchmen, Mr. And that is just what Jaguar did with their Jaguar C-X75 prototype. If you dump millions into research and development into a supercar then, due to the global economy, decide to abandon selling the vehicle, what is the next best thing? Turn it into a James Bond car, of course.

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