Bond In Motion

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Open Through April 2025

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The International Spy Museum is proud to host this official exhibition of iconic vehicles, all used on-screen by 007 and his many allies and adversaries. While James Bond is a fictional character, he embodies the spirit of many real spies in this museum. These men and women, from around the world, were inspired by over six decades of the Bond film franchise and its enduring cultural influence.

Bond In Motion is a celebration of six decades of 007 vehicles. The exhibition features 17 iconic pieces from the EON Productions Archive and the Ian Fleming Foundation. Props, scale models and clips from the films are also on show alongside cars, motorcycles, submarines, and more from the Q Branch garage.

Experience Bond In Motion on display at SPY through April 2025.

Bond In Motion is proudly delivered by DHL, the exclusive logistic partner of the exhibition.

Ticket Details
Combo Ticket (Bond In Motion + Spy Museum) - Receive a $2 discount to Bond In Motion when purchased together with admission to the Spy Museum.
Bond In Motion Ticket (Exhibit Only) - $12.00 / person
Bond In Motion Ticket for Spy Museum Members (Exhibit Only) - FREE

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Featured Vehicles

Aston Martin Vanquish - Die Another Day (2002)
Aston Martin DBS - Quantum of Solace (2008)
BMW 750iL - Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Jaguar XKR - Die Another Day (2002)
AMC Hornet - Man with the Golden Gun (1974)
Tuk Tuk - Octopussy (1983)
Bath-O-Sub - Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Flying Parahawk - The World Is Not Enough (1999)
Neptune Submarine - For Your Eyes Only (1981)

Behind the Scenes

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Motorized Hang Glider from *Moonraker*

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1971 Honda ATC-90 from *Diamonds are Forever*

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Snowmobile SKI-FOO REV 800 MXZ from *Die Another Day*

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Vehicles were all proudly delivered by DHL, the exclusive logistic partner of the exhibition.

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BMW Z8 from *The World Is Not Enough* (1999)

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From the Collection