Photo: Aston Martin
“If I risk it all / Could you break my fall?” Sam Smith goes in the Spectre soundtrack called the Writings on the Wall. It has yet to become the most mumbled song around, considering Spectre has still a couple of weeks until it hits theaters. Not the same can be said about the Aston Martin DB10, though, which we already dream of driving.
You won’t exactly get the chance to drive this fantastic sportscar Aston Martin has specially created for the 24th installment of James Bond saga. But, few days after the premiere of Spectre, the unique Aston Martin DB10 will be on display in London. It’s one of the many attractions of the annual free-to-view Regent Street Motor Show, that kicks off on October 31st.
Besides the smooth beauty Daniel Craig only drove, Aston Martin will also be displaying a number of cars from its current model range including the latest DB9 GT, limited edition Vantage GT12 and a four-door Rapide S. Apparently, there’s more about the seven-day event than The Regent Street Motor Show.
The Royal Automobile Club’s London Motor Week sees the city’s premier shopping street closed to traffic for the day to allow cars from the past, present and future to be displayed for all to enjoy. Eye candy at its best.
Moreover, the Show’s centerpiece will be a display of more than 100 veteran cars all taking part in the EFG International Concours d’Elegance.
Great cars are in the spotlight, but their owners will have their share of glory, as many owners and their passengers will be in period costume. Traditionally, they'll be preparing themselves for the famous Bonhams London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, which sets off from nearby Hyde Park early the following morning.
Sounds like a lot of fun to us, so in case you’re traveling to Europe by any chance, you probably want to check UK’s capital first.
Besides the smooth beauty Daniel Craig only drove, Aston Martin will also be displaying a number of cars from its current model range including the latest DB9 GT, limited edition Vantage GT12 and a four-door Rapide S. Apparently, there’s more about the seven-day event than The Regent Street Motor Show.
The Royal Automobile Club’s London Motor Week sees the city’s premier shopping street closed to traffic for the day to allow cars from the past, present and future to be displayed for all to enjoy. Eye candy at its best.
Moreover, the Show’s centerpiece will be a display of more than 100 veteran cars all taking part in the EFG International Concours d’Elegance.
Great cars are in the spotlight, but their owners will have their share of glory, as many owners and their passengers will be in period costume. Traditionally, they'll be preparing themselves for the famous Bonhams London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, which sets off from nearby Hyde Park early the following morning.
Sounds like a lot of fun to us, so in case you’re traveling to Europe by any chance, you probably want to check UK’s capital first.
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