Prince William was given permission to thrill when he took Kate for a weekend test drive in an Aston Martin in the style of James Bond.
Reportedly, the Prince of Wales took his wife on a secret, given ride across Norfolk in an Aston Martin DBX707 — the automobile manufacturer favored by Ian Fleming’s James Bond character.
This followed parallels between the Duke of Cambridge’s velvet dinner suit and black bow tie at his £50 million Earthshot prize ceremonies and the secret agent.
The £189,000 Aston, with a top speed of 193 mph, is the world’s fastest SUV and the first production vehicle to be manufactured in South Wales in almost half a century.
William wore a velvet dinner suit with a black bow tie to accept his £50 million Earthshot prize alongside Kate on December 2 in Boston, United States.
The Prince of Wales reportedly took his wife on a private excursion across Norfolk in an Aston Martin DBX707 (pictured).
The four-year-old facility provided approximately one thousand jobs to create the swift automobile.
Bond has driven four distinct Aston Martins throughout the film series, but the DBX707 has not yet appeared in any of the films.
An insider informed The Sun that the delivery of the SUV was so discreet that the secret service could have carried out the operation.
They said that Wills was afterwards spotted speeding through winding country lanes in north Norfolk.
According to reports, it was “not a coincidence” that the royal’s vehicle was constructed in Wales by Welsh craftsmen.
Bond has driven four distinct Aston Martins, but the DBX707 has not yet been featured in a film.
The prince was allowed to drive the car for the entire weekend, but instead of driving it into a river like James Bond, he returned the keys following his test drive.
William has always enjoyed Aston Martins. At his wedding in 2011, he drove his new wife away from Buckingham Palace in a vintage Aston adorned with balloons in the colors of the British flag.
After he presented her with a CBE in July, producer Barbara Broccoli remarked that the prince would be the “ideal candidate” to replace Daniel Craig as James Bond