Category: Miscellaneous News

It’s technically a motorcycle, and it starts at just under $54,000. (11 July 2023 Road and Track) You have not been able to buy a new Morgan in the U.S since 2019. In the intervening years, Morgan has refreshed its lineup with a new Plus Four, Plus Six, and a successor to the 3-Wheeler, the…

[At this point, it is hard to say how this will effect the future importation of Morgan cars into the U.S. Morgan has been continually involved, as a potential Low-Volume Manufacturer, during this regulation’s evolution. They have commented on draft wording and supported the concepts inherent in the regulation. We shall have to see how…

WILL BE UNVEILED ON 24 FEBRUARY 2022 Following the end of production for the Morgan 3 Wheeler, the Morgan Motor Company is delighted to confirm that an all-new three-wheeled model is undergoing testing ahead of its launch on the 24 February 22.  Morgan have published images of a heavily disguised engineering prototype, a montage of…

Five decades separate a pair of British sports cars with a very similar vibe..  Time to see what else splits them. I’m not sure I can spot the difference. Very funny. But I’ll concede that getting these two Morgans together is a very visual demonstration of both the company’s design language and its evolutionary philosophy.…

[An interesting write up but rumor has it the CX Plus 6 will come to the US before the CX Plus 4. Mark] 2022 Morgan Plus Four First Drive: A Sports Car Like They Used to Be – Not retro, but old-school—proper Morgan stuff here. It’s been almost 34 years since I first drove a…

Our favorite anachronism is indeed returning, as we suspected. Rejoice! Last year, we shed three tears for the iconic Morgan 3 Wheeler, an homage to its prewar cyclecars produced until 1952 and revived in 2011. Its death was due to a regulatory issue with its S&S X-Wedge V-twin engine, and it went out with a…

(www.theengineer.co.uk/ 8th July 2021) The new Morgan Plus Four combines cutting edge hardware with traditional craftsmanship. Chris Pickering reports No other car manufacturer is quite as adept at blending old and new as the Morgan Motor Company. The original Plus 4 was the mainstay of the company’s range for an incredible 70 years from 1950…

[I liked the bit . . . ‘perfect imperfections’ . . . Mark]