The next go ‘round into the ultra espionage transport vehicle is a truly sleek and serious sports car, tailor made for the best of all spies – James Bond. His car of choice?

The Aston Martin DBS.

Aston CEO Dr. Bez recently described the DBS as it will appear in the newest Bond flick “Quantum of Solace”, “It is explosive power in black tie.” he said, taking a sip from his Vodka Martini.

This 6.0 litre, V12 powered luxury sports car packs high performance, slippery aerodynamic styling and an elegant hand finished interior that will make men drool and hot girls sweat. The quintessential undercover agent’s exotic car of choice for those not really looking to go incognito, the 2009 Aston Martin DBS makes a statement of speed and eloquence few can match.

Being fast and sleek isn’t the only thing required in the competitive world of high-end sports cars. You have to be unique, sexy and be able to perform on the road. This isn’t a category for posers and mass manufactured muscle cars. In this universe you need to be able to out run the bad guys in a Italian dinner jacket, one hand on the wheel and the other on the knee of your latest long legged conquest. A flute of Champaign in the cup holder isn’t a bad touch either.

The DBS leaps from the starting line with a revised handmade engine derived from the DBR9 racing car. This kitten is tuned to deliver 510 bhp and purrs at 6500 rpm, 420 lbs.-ft. of torque at 5750 rpm. It has a new by-pass air intake port that opens above 550 rpm to give the engine a breathing boost and re-profiles the air inlet ports to improve oxygen flow through the combustion chamber.

With a curb weight of 3737 pounds, this cat will hit the road with enough acceleration to move from 0-62 in 4.3 seconds. That’s barely enough time to take a breath. Top speed hits 191 mile an hour which is great when you’re being chased by the local henchmen or want to open her up on the Auto Bonn.

If you ever do want to stop, be assured that the Aston DBS comes with new vented carbon ceramic brake discs – a first addition to the off track Aston Martin. These are specially designed to align with the double wishbone alloy suspension that features damper control which utilizes two separate valves to set the damper for five different positions. An important aspect if you want to have instant adjustment of the car’s handling characteristics and out maneuver the thugs behind you trying to shoot out your tires.

Another new and unique addition to the 2009 Aston Martin DBS is a hand finished black lacquer interior with brushed alloy touches and semi-aniline leather. The exterior paint, color is a beautiful; Graphite Grey that adds a touch of blue tint and is appropriately named “Casino Ice”.

Gentlemen, if you are going to drive a car that says spy me, what could possibly be cooler than the original choice of Aston Martin updated for the 21st century. At only $265,000 you can get your hands on one now and begin your next assignment.You can start by renting one and get the feel of it. Aston Martin is one of the favorites among the high-end exotic car rental