1993 Vector Motors Corporation Wiegert Vector W... Here
Produced 625 hp (and could be boosted much higher). Speed: A claimed top speed of over 240 mph.
The 1993 Vector W8 Twin Turbo is the ultimate "poster car" that actually made it to the streets. Designed by Jerry Wiegert, this American supercar was built to outpace Ferraris and Lamborghinis using aerospace technology and a relentless pursuit of speed. 🚀 The Fighter Jet for the Road
A heavy-duty 3-speed automatic built to handle the massive torque. 💎 A Rare Icon 1993 Vector Motors Corporation Wiegert Vector W...
Under the rear deck sat a massive power plant that redefined early 90s performance. 6.0L V8 with twin intercooled turbochargers.
A comparison of against the McLaren F1 or Ferrari F40. Help finding recent auction prices for collectors. Produced 625 hp (and could be boosted much higher)
Built with honeycomb aluminum structures and carbon fiber.
Featured a fighter-jet style digital display and toggle switches. Designed by Jerry Wiegert, this American supercar was
The Vector W8 wasn't just a car; it was a street-legal aircraft. Every inch of its design screamed futuristic performance.
Produced 625 hp (and could be boosted much higher). Speed: A claimed top speed of over 240 mph.
The 1993 Vector W8 Twin Turbo is the ultimate "poster car" that actually made it to the streets. Designed by Jerry Wiegert, this American supercar was built to outpace Ferraris and Lamborghinis using aerospace technology and a relentless pursuit of speed. 🚀 The Fighter Jet for the Road
A heavy-duty 3-speed automatic built to handle the massive torque. 💎 A Rare Icon
Under the rear deck sat a massive power plant that redefined early 90s performance. 6.0L V8 with twin intercooled turbochargers.
A comparison of against the McLaren F1 or Ferrari F40. Help finding recent auction prices for collectors.
Built with honeycomb aluminum structures and carbon fiber.
Featured a fighter-jet style digital display and toggle switches.
The Vector W8 wasn't just a car; it was a street-legal aircraft. Every inch of its design screamed futuristic performance.
