An Aston Martin sports car made for the James Bond film Spectre has fetched £2.4 million at auction – even though it can’t be driven on public roads.
The DB10, one of the two remaining show cars from the fleet of 10 produced used for filming, smashed its guide price set at £1 million.
An anonymous buyer forked out £2.1 million for the model, which has a 4.7-litre petrol engine and can reach a top speed of 190mph, but buyers fees means the final amount will be around 2.4 million.
However, the car is for display only and cannot be driven on public roads.
The luxury vehicle includes a special plaque signed by 007 star Daniel Craig and was on display at the world premiere of Spectre at the Royal Albert Hall.
James Bond Spectre - The Auction
The DB10 stars in Spectre's spectacular chase sequence in Rome, ending up in the River Tiber.
It was sold on Thursday at the “Spectre auction” at Christie's.
Other lots that went under the hammer included "Day of the Dead" costume worn by Daniel Craig in Spectre, which sold for £98,500.
While Sam Smith's Writing on the Wall record and sheet music for the film's theme song went for £9,375.
