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"Are you a movie buff? Do you do laps in a swimming pool full of gold coins for exercise? If so, you&amp;#039;re in luck: Michael Dezer&amp;#039;s massive collection of 57 James Bond-themed vehicles is for sale. Price? 20 million British pounds, or approximately $33,286,677.  For that fantastical sum, the new owner gets cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, helicopters\u2014you name it. The Lotus Esprits from both The Spy Who Loved Me and For Your Eyes Only are in the mix. So&amp;#039;s the T55 tank from Goldeneye (shown in action above). Even the Toyota 2000GT from You Only Live Twice\u2014worth about $1 million all by itself\u2014is part of the package. And for every memorable car in the collection, there are curiosities, like a Tuk Tuk from Octopussy, half a Renault from A View to Kill (shown below), and a replica of the AMC Hornet from The Man with the Golden Gun. The Daily Mail has the full list.  In addition to a hefty checking account, prospective buyers will need an abundance of room and a high tolerance for the absurd. Perhaps, in true Bond-villain fashion, the best move is to simply relocate the collection to your own private island. In that case, may we suggest Nissos Makri? At \u20AC13,500,000 (roughly $18.5 million), this undeveloped 245-acre Greek island actually costs less than the Bond-vehicle collection. The best part is that permits are in place for a 4.5-mile perimeter road, on which you can drive all yout newly-acquired rides. Best of all, the neighboring islands are owned by Qatari emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani and Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev. The three of you can host rotating evil villain meetings as you plot to dominate the global copper market. As one does.  Oh, and if you&amp;#039;re sweating how you&amp;#039;ll get to and from your new island lair full of discarded Q Branch equipment, rest assured that a Lockheed Jetstar just like the one Honor Blackman piloted as Pussy Galore in Goldfinger is part of the available collection. You remember Honor Blackman, no? If not, we present the greatest publicity photo of all time as a reminder:  READ MORE: How James Bond tech could change winter driving forever via The Daily Mail "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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