The vehicle hits Rocket League's object keep on July 29 and charges 1100 credits, that's Rocket League Prices  kind of $10 in actual world money. That's a tad steep for a beauty, but it's James Bond, and James Bond is classy, and trendy things are expensive. If it become cheap, it'd probable be an outrage. It'll sound the element too, with "one-of-a-kind Engine Audio" and wheels that seem like—you guessed it—wheels you'll locate on an Aston Martin DB5.

This is presumably taking place because there is a brand new Bond movie coming out in September—No Time To Die(opens in new tab)—that's the 25th Bond movie, will famous person Daniel Craig, and could function a DB35. Everything happens for a reason.

That seems to be a Tyranno variant with the Huntress sticky label and some new wheels—it's terrible stuff with the intention to make me stand out in the worst way, which is often what I want in Rocket League.