James Bond Jr.'s car was a fictional 2-door red sports car owned by James Bond Jr. The vehicle made reoccurring appearances in the 1991 spin-off animated television series, James Bond Jr., beginning with episode 1 ("The Beginning") and concluding with episode 49 ("Canine Caper"). It was subsequently adapted for its accompanying novelizations, Marvel comic-book series and LCD video games.
Overview[]
Appearances[]
- 01 - The Beginning
- 08 - Location: Danger
- 12 - Pompeii and Circumstance
- 26 - Dance of the Toreadors
- 42 - Invaders from S.C.U.M.
- 49 - Canine Caper
Gadgets[]
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Tyre spikes — Each of the four tyres are equipped with retractable tire spikes for providing additional traction in off-road or sub-zero conditions. |
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Remote control mechanism — |
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Circular saw — |
| Tracking equipment — The dashboard tracking screen was concealed behind the central air vents and rotated down on the press of a button. The equipment tracked the location of a paired homing-transmitter; displaying its location as a flashing blip on the display. | |
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Deflector shield — IQ installed a transparent deflector shield that presumably slid up from the center of the bonnet. It was designed to deflect incoming laser-fire; but could only withstand a limited number of direct-hits. |
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Telescopic camera — A telescopic video camera was concealed behind a panel on the rear of the car. It was designed to peer over tall obstructions like a periscope - displaying footage on a screen hidden behind the rear-view mirror. |
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Laser cutter — Above the front bumper is a hidden compartment containing a high-powered laser capable. It was operated using a joystick concealed on the dashboard. |
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Magnetic vacuum — Behind the car's radiator grille is a retractable, forward-facing vacuum machine for sucking up loose metallic objects in the vehicle's path. Associated media instead places the vacuum below the front bumper in front of the tyres.[1] |
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Windscreen spray jets — When required, the car's twin windscreen washer jets can spray a special paint-removing fluid on the windscreen.[1] |
Gallery[]
The same introductory scene as depicted in the novelisation, A View to a Thrill.
Trivia[]
- In 1992, Hasbro produced a toy car for its action figure line. Measuring 28.4 x 15.6 x 7.9cm, the vehicle's features were modelled on those of the Aston Martin DB5; with pop-out front-firing guns and saw-blade battering ram, spring-action passenger ejector seat, pull-out hub cap shredder blades, flip-up bullet-proof rear spoiler, and dual exhaust pipe spring-fired missiles. The Ertl Company also released a die-cast miniature sports car as part of its set of vehicles.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Dannatt, Clare (12th July 1993). James Bond Jr. Spy File (in En-UK). Mammoth, pp. 18, 20. ISBN 0749713542.













