Aston Martin's car for the James Bond film "Spectre" is so exclusive that only one person will be able to buy it. But they won't be allowed to drive it on the road.

Aston Martin created 10 bespoke cars, dubbed the DB10, especially for the film.

The luxury automaker plans to auction off one DB10 next year, but the car doesn't have the necessary road certifications for driving. That means the owner will simply have to place it in their collection and show it off to friends.

"Spectre" marks a departure from past Bond films because the two main cars featured in the movie were created solely for the film and are not available to the public.

"This is the first time we created a car that was completely bespoke for Bond," said David Adams, a spokesperson at Aston Martin.