With only 14 production examples built, this 1996 Vector M12 could be one of the rarest supercars to hit the market in 2024. It has 4,400 miles on the odometer and was the vehicle you saw Jeremy Clarkson drive in a Top Gear segment. The M12 then spent 13 years with one owner prior to being purchased by the selling dealer in 2018.
Power comes from a naturally aspirated 5.7L Lamborghini V12 generating 492 hp and 425 lb-ft of torque, mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. Inside, you’ll find bucket seats trimmed in tan leather with black piping, a sleek black suede dashboard, and a CD stereo. Bidding is currently at $123,456 USD with 14-days left on the auction at Bring a Trailer.
- Features a white Lamborghini Countach replica car model with a branded racing driver minifigure with a crash helmet, wig & wrench
- The legendary, iconic 1970’s supercar is revered by fans from around the world for its stunning design and top-notch performance
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The Vector marque was founded in 1971 by Gerald Wiegart, who began marketing the company’s first prototype, the W2, in the late 1970s before production of the twin-turbocharged W8 launched in 1989. Development of the W8’s successor, the WX-3, was upended by Megatech’s takeover of Vector Aeromotive and subsequent termination of Wiegart, who won the right to retain the prototype’s design copyrights,” said the seller.
