Not the successor to the DB9, as only 10 of these were produced for James Bond films.

Of course, cars weren’t sold but in the end were based on the V8 Vantage. The body and new interior are factory options. There’s no guarantee of getting a license plate for driving on the open road and it seems like there’s no renewable vehicle driving license made for the car.

Still, it was an interesting attempt given enough thought, since the cost is so great to make 10 of any decent quality. Then perhaps the commercial vehicle that should have followed DB9 will be DB11 since the name ‘DB10’ doesn’t sound that good.

Of those 10, some cars were wrecked in shooting and left un-repaired while 3 remain in a decent condition. One of them was recently sold at auction.

Looking at this picture, I bet some cars that have adopted this license plate number.