Élysée Denies Reports of Macron's Alleged Interest in James Bond's Aston Martin
The French presidency has dismissed claims by media outlet Blast that Emmanuel Macron is fixated on purchasing a luxury Aston Martin, calling the story 'false and grotesque.'
- Media outlet Blast reported that President Emmanuel Macron has developed an 'obsession' with acquiring an Aston Martin, a car famously associated with the fictional spy James Bond.
- The report alleges Macron test-drove the luxury vehicle in the private gardens of the presidential residence, La Lanterne, and contacted a dealer to inquire about purchasing the car.
- The Élysée has strongly denied the claims, labeling them a 'shameful lie' and 'grotesque' in a statement released on the social media platform X.
- The presidency further criticized Blast for failing to seek comment from the Élysée before publishing the story.
- The story has sparked significant discussion online, with the Élysée emphasizing its position that the claims are entirely fabricated.
Ouest-France 
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