Vector Avtech WX-3 History
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History
The Avtech WX-3 was Vector's intended successor to the W8. Wiegert displayed the WX-3 coupe at the 1992 Geneva Motor Show, followed by an AWX-3 roadster in 1993, each built as a single prototype. The cars showcased a more evolved wedge shape and were planned around uprated twin-turbo power.
The WX-3 never reached production under Wiegert: Vector's receivership and the Megatech takeover intervened. Its design influence carried forward instead into the Megatech-era M12, which was developed as a modernized derivative of the AWX-3 theme. The surviving WX-3 prototypes have become prized collector pieces at major auctions.
Body styles
- 2-door coupe
- 2-door roadster
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