On the boot is a silver lettering reading 'DEWBAUCHEE', as well as the company logo. The rear bumper also features overrides, which lip over the boot of the vehicle.

In the rear quarter, there is a distinctive chrome bumper that curves around the entire rear, reaching almost as far as the rear wheels. On the roof are two faint lines highlighting the points at which the entire roof can be ejected from the vehicle. The vehicle also features a small chrome door handle, shaped like the traditional Aston Martin DB5. Black rubber trims surround the door and windows in the side and rear areas. The vehicle also features a small window channel after the door. The front window's gradient is notably high, giving it a very sleep look for its rear quarter, where the entire rear box consists of one largely curved B-pillar. On the top of the front fenders are classic circular mirrors coated in chrome paint. The front of the intake is chrome plated.Īlong the side fenders are three side mesh intakes for the engine cooling system, which are placed notably far back when compared to the engine and its inlet system. On the bonnet is a large bonnet-intake for the carburetor inlet manifold on a V12 engine underneath. Side indicators are located directly underneath the headlamps. On the underside of the front fascia are three other intake grilles using honeycomb-style mesh, with chrome lining finishing them. The grille is a 7-bar ovular shaped inlet, with the radiator being notably close behind it. The vehicle features two distinctive circular headlamps housed with large glass cover, curving down the vehicle's front. These body panels follow with the curvature of the two lighting units and side fenders. The chrome bumper bends around two distinctive fins that slightly stick out of the main bodywork. In the front fascia, a classic full-chrome bumper is mounted, with two overrides used as decorations mounted along the bumper, besides the large ovular grille. The car features very strong British-Italian design elements from the 1960s. The vehicle is specifically inspired by the classic Aston Martin DB5 driven by secret agent James Bond in several movies, most notably Goldfinger and Skyfall. The JB 700 takes traditional styling from a number of British cars, namely the Aston Martin DB5 in the overall body shape, long front and greenhouse, with styling cues from the Aston Martin DB4 and Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato in terms of headlamp housings and grille (although the JB 700 uses a more ovular grille in comparison to the GT Zagato).

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