The Vector M12, a sports car crafted by Vector Aeromotive during the years 1995 to 1999, emerged as the premier vehicle developed following the acquisition of the company by Megatech from Jerry Wiegert. Despite the promising collaboration, production came to an abrupt halt due to sluggish sales, with only a total of 17 units, which includes prototypes, ever being manufactured.
Drawing inspiration from the Lamborghini Diablo, the Vector M12 incorporates many of its mechanical elements, sharing the same V12 engine. This was made possible by Megatech's ownership of Lamborghini during this period, which aimed to streamline production costs by utilizing existing resources. A notable engineering distinction of the Vector M12 is the central placement of the engine
