A Defender stunt car from No Time To Die has been auctioned for charity to mark 60 years of James Bond films, raising £352,800 (about R6 million).
The specially modified Defender 110 stunt car was snapped up, famed for its all-terrain action scenes in No Time To Die.
It sold for an impressive £189,000 (about R3,6 million), which will be used by the British Red Cross to support their crucial humanitarian efforts.
The lot had the unique VIN (vehicle identification number) 007 and was one of 10 Defenders used during filming.
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A Defender 110 V8 Bond Edition, created by SV Bespoke and inspired by the specification of the Defenders featured in No Time To Die, sold for £163,800 (about R3 million).
The funds will assist the charity, Tusk, to amplify the impact of progressive conservation initiatives across Africa, which protect endangered species, safeguard biodiversity and empower local communities. Just 300 Bond Editions were available worldwide and this UK-spec example has a unique ‘60 Years of Bond’ logo etched on the instrument panel end cap.
The Sixty Years of James Bond sale featured 60 lots in total. The Defenders were among 25 lots auctioned live by Christie’s and EON Productions.
