1993 Vector WX3 Roadster

The 1993 Vector WX-3R Roadster, introduced at the Geneva Motor Show, represents a significant achievement in American automotive design, created by Jerry Wiegert of Vector Aeromotive. From its origins in a Venice, California warehouse, this roadster showcases advanced performance and luxury.

Chassis number 1V9VW2620PW048002 stands out with its Amethyst purple exterior, scissor-style doors, and a sharply raked windshield, first revealed in Geneva alongside its coupe counterpart.

Under the hood, a 6.0-liter Rodeck twin-turbo V-8 engine and a modified General Motors transmission propel the WX-3R to speeds beyond 200 mph, making it one of the era's fastest roadsters. The car has been well-preserved, maintaining its original performance and aesthetics.

Included are the original documentation, tools, and a detailed Carfax report, adding to its collectibility by verifying its history and condition. As a prototype that didn’t enter production due to Vector's internal upheavals, the WX-3R remains a unique piece of American supercar heritage, reflecting the ambitious vision of its creators.