An unusual addition to our list of the world�s most expensive classic cars, this 1964 Aston Martin DB5 has a few unique features and a unique pedigree�it�s one of two DB5s driven by legendary 007 actor Sean Connery in �Goldfinger,� complete with twin machineguns mounted behind its front turn signals.

Radio broadcaster Jerry Lee originally purchased the car from Aston Martin in 1969 for $12,000, after the car had appeared in both �Goldfinger� and �Thunderball� and had toured in a 007 promotional campaign. He has entered the car in �Automobiles of London,� where it will be auctioned on October 27th, 2010.

The other DB5 is believed to have been destroyed after its reported theft in 1997. Aside from the (non-functional) machineguns, the car also features an ejector seat (also non-functional) and revolving number plates. These and other factory-installed gadgets are all in working order after a recomissioning program by RM Auto Restoration.