The DB10 was developed for one film, and the Hot Wheels Elite Aston Martin DB10 is its 1:18 die-cast version. In Spectre, Daniel Craig’s Bond drives the car, and this silver model is an officially licensed copy of it. It is die-cast metal, with doors, bonnet and boot that open, an engine to look at, and front wheels that steer.
The one detailed review we found is mixed on finish. It points to uneven panel gaps, matt black where carbon fibre should be, and a plastic-looking interior. The one gadget is a three-switch panel to the left of the driver’s position. We would buy it for the proportions of the car, which the model gets largely right, and not for fine detail.
Owning the Hot Wheels Elite Aston Martin DB10
It is a shelf or desk piece, best seen from the front three-quarter, where the multi-dot pattern on the bonnet does the work. It sits well beside other models from the toys and collectibles section, or on its own, which suits it better. At the time of writing, October 2026, the retailer we checked shows it sold out and we found no sign of it in production, so expect to find it second-hand. Look for a seller who shows the car and its window box clearly. More on the film and its cars is in our Spectre guide.
In the same spirit
Two other DB10s, named as alternatives and not as this model: the Corgi 1:36 scale model for the shelf, and the Scalextric 1:32 slot car if you want to drive it.
Specifications
| Maker and line | Hot Wheels Elite |
|---|---|
| Model code | CMC94 |
| Scale | 1:18 |
| Material | Die-cast metal |
| Colour | Silver |
| Moving parts | Opening doors, bonnet and boot; spinning wheels; steerable front wheels |
| Packaging | Window box |
| Price | Last listed at US$187.99 by Zavvi (a retailer price, not an RRP); sold out and found second-hand at the time of writing, October 2026 |
