Vector Motors is selling off the 1993 prototypes of its never-produced WX-3 supercar, apparently to fund development of its planned WX-8 hypercar. For those not in the know, Vector Motors is an ...

In case you were ever worried about looking too conservative in your Vector W8, RM Sotheby's has a pair of wild Vector Avtech WX-3 prototypes ready to cross the block at its next sale. Packed with ...

Mihai has even branched beyond the usual confines of an automotive writer from time to time, however, his heart is still close to anything car-related. He's most at home retelling the story of some ...

Although it has one of the largest auto industries in the world, the United States is not the first country that comes to mind when you think of supercars. However, there are plenty of excellent ...

When it comes to supercars, there are quite a few U.S. automakers that compete in this niche right now. There's small shops like Hennessey, Shelby Super Cars, and Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus, while ...

For fans of 1980s and ’90s supercars, the Vector W8 and WX-3 are as iconic as the Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari F40, and Porsche 959. The brainchild of Art Center College of Design alumni Jerry ...

Those of you who instantly recognized this 1993 Vector Avtech WX-3 Prototype probably played Gran Turismo 2. Its production version, the M12, was a mainstay in the game. Now, you’ve got a chance to ...

You'd be forgiven for never having heard of Vector, the wacky supercar manufacturer that once billed itself as America's answer to Ferrari and Lamborghini. Founded in 1971 by Gerald Wiegert and his ...

Vector Motors hasn't made a new car since the wacky W8 finished production in 1993. Only 22 examples were made, each powered by a General Motors-based 6.0-liter, twin-turbo V8 that produced 625 ...

Back in the 1990s, if you coveted the ultimate American supercar, you bought yourself a Vector W8 from Jerry Weigart’s California-based Vector Aeromotive. The model features fighter-jet styling and ...

You'd be forgiven for never having heard of Vector, the wacky supercar manufacturer that once billed itself as America's answer to Ferrari and Lamborghini. Founded in 1971 by Gerald Wiegert and his ...