Anderson Germany's presents the Aston Martin DBS Casino Royale, the real 007

A few weeks ago Aston Martin gave its DBS a stately send-off by releasing the Ultimate Edition, and now, the tuner Anderson Germany’s has unveiled its latest creation, a supercar with a licence to kill. It has been named the DBS Casino Royale in honour of the film in which actor Daniel Craig first appeared as James Bond.

Inside the cabin, Anderson has installed a series of elements that give the model a more exclusive look, many of which are made of carbon fibre. These changes can be seen in the ventilation, cup holders, ashtrays, door frames, steering wheel, handbrake and centre console, as well as seats upholstered in Alcantara in black contrasting with diamond-shaped bronze.

The exterior oozes arrogance. Based on the DBS Platinum Edition Grey, the British supercar combines a matt grey paint job for the bodywork with small touches in a pearl-effect grey for the window surrounds, the tailgate and the grille. Another detail worth mentioning is the new 21-inch wheels with a gloss black finish.

The engine has received the extra power that such a conversion deserves with the installation of a new exhaust system 21 kg lighter than the factory version, producing an overwhelming sound. The result is an increase in the capacity to extract exhaust gases from the 6.0-litre V12 going from the original 517 CV to a respectable 572 CV.