The Aston Martin V12 Vanquish with “adaptive camouflage” and the Jaguar XKR with a small arsenal inside that chased James Bond over ice in Die Another Day. The Aston DBS that got a little banged up in Quantum of Solace. Ernst Stavro Blofeld’s ill-fated mini-sub from Diamonds Are Forever. They’ll all join 13 other vehicles from Bond films at the International Spy Museum on March 1, when a new exhibit called “Bond in Motion” will open.
![Jaguar 2002 XKR - Washingtonian](https://www.washingtonian.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Jaguar-2002-XKR.jpg)
As a plus for area residents who may have visited the Spy Museum recently, you’ll be able to visit the Bond in Motion exhibit separately for $12, or $10 as an add-on to the museum’s regular admission. In addition to gawking at the Bond vehicles, you’ll be able to take a photo with the snowmobile from Die Another Day, watch clips from the films, and enjoy some interactive exhibits like this “shark tank” you should definitely not mess with.
![Bath-O-Sub - Washingtonian](https://www.washingtonian.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Bath-O-Sub.jpg)
The Spy Museum of course has the Aston Martin DB5 from Goldfinger in its lobby; it will remain there to welcome visitors while its famous cousins allow Bond fans and gearheads to imagine themselves ejecting passengers or vexing bad guys using nothing fancier than a yellow 2CV.
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