James Bond fans have gotten to see another peek of the newest film in the series, after Sony released some behind the scenes footage of the film, Spectre, online. The clips showed a car chase that involved Bond's classic Aston Martin DB10 and a Jaguar C-X75.

Director of the film, Sam Mendes, has already mentioned that there would be "a cat and mouse game through the night time streets of Rome, at great speed, between two of the fastest cars in the world."

Dave Bautista, the actor who will be playing the villain, Mr. Hinx, in the film, drives the Jaguar chasing 007 in the clip, Bautista said, "It's amazing. It's one of those scenes that's going to be very iconic. Just with the two cars racing through the streets of Rome -- I mean how often do you see that? It's one of those things you only see in a James Bond film".

According to reports, the Aston Martin DB10 will not be for sale until it has been driven by Bond.

Some say that the motor foreshadows future designs on the vehicle, so insiders at Aston Martin are keeping the vehicle away from rival companies, as they are afraid that they may try to imitate the design of the car.

The producers and crew of the film have not yet discusses what kinds of gadgets the care will have in this installment of the franchise. In the past, Bond's vehicles have been known for having ejector seats, rocket launchers and built in defibrillators.

Aston Martin worked closely with Sam Mendes in order to create the perfect car for Bond, the world's most famous spy.