Roger Moore's Best Bond Cars

Believe it or not, after Aston Martins, the Moke is the most popular Bond vehicle, having appeared in You Only Live Twice, Live and Let Die, The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker, if only briefly so.

To have the slightest chance of beating two mighty Peugeot 504s in For Your Eyes Only, Bond"s banana yellow 2CV had the flat-four heart of a Citroën GS.

Lotuses don't get much sexier than a Series 1, a true "folded paper" classic from Giorgetto Giugiaro. Feel free to ask Elon Musk if his submarine version is watertight yet.

Chasing May Day parachuting across Paris, the Bond of the mid-eighties demonstrated how a front-wheel drive car doesn't need more to succeed than its engine, steering wheel and two bouncy tires.

Yes, there was a time when instead of an Aston Martin, James Bond had to make due with a stolen AMC Hornet, chasing an AMC Matador with a jet bolted to its back.

The Polizei's BMWs never had a chance in Octopussy.

As a nod to the submarine car, Bond rolls up in Spain in a white Esprit Turbo, but the villains force him to blow that up, making way for some 2CV action. British taxpayers grant him a bronze backup for his trip to the Italian Alps.

While technically not a car, the Regent certainly deserves to be on this list, because on a fictional Caribbean island such as San Monique, DB5s would fail in an instant. Bond turned this one into a single-decker to improve its performance (and to fit under a bridge.)