They 're almost as famous as 007 himself - the state of the art vehicles that fly, submerge and save the life of the world's most famous spy.<br/> <br />Now fans can see some of James Bond's most iconic rides at the London Film Museum in an exhibit called "Bond in Motion."<br/> <br />Such as this car - the Aston Martin DB5 - famous for being Sean Connery's set of wheels in the 1964 film "Goldfinger".<br/> <br />And according to longtime Bond producer Michael Wilson, the fame is justified.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Bond Producer Michael G. Wilson saying (English)<br/> <br />''Well I think it's a character in the film, people ask when they hear there's gonna be a new Bond film, they say - 'who's the girl and what's the car?'<br/> <br />Besides cars, the exhibit features a helicopter, speed boats, as well as props and models - all in their original beaten-up states as CGI is rarely used.<br/> <br />Producers revealed that Bond will have a new Aston Martin in his next film - "Bond 24", but didn't give away too many details.
