Category: Morgan Sports Car Related Posts

2,300 car companies have launched, but only two have hit the century mark Ford, and Morgan. It’s an unlikely pair: the conservative, patriarchal American ur-manufacturer and the family of English handcrafters. What is the secret that has allowed these car companies to be the only ones that have gone through most of the 20th Century…

Limited edition version of sports car maker’s all-electric EV3 costs £52,500 and aims to promote British craftmanship. Just 19 of the UK 1909 Edition cars will be made and sold in Selfridges’ flagship Oxford Street store from the end of November. Photograph: Selfridges/PA The world’s first zero-emissions, all-electric three-wheel car will go on sale in…

At the Paris Motor Show in 1936, a British manufacturer exhibited a compact, two seat sport tourer, built as was conventional at the time around a steel chassis, a wood-framed body, semi-elliptic rear suspension, an overhead inlet, side exhaust valve engine and using an unusual sliding pillar front suspension. Unusually for a British sports car…

Selfridges is teaming up with Malvern-based car manufacturer, Morgan, to celebrate the launch of the its first zero emission, all-electric car. With Morgan about to launch the EV3 and Selfridges motoring ahead with its drive to put sustainability at the core of its business, the historic firms are now set to collaborate. Selfridges and Morgan…

V8-powered British retro roadster receives Australian Design Rule certification; will cost $270K  Morgan Cars Australia has opened the order book for the British car-maker’s latest Aero 8, which has now received federal regulatory approval for local roads and will cost about $270,000 Down Under. That’s an indicative retail price, before options and on-road costs. First…

The more things change, the more they stay the same. This 80th anniversary special edition Morgan is a nostalgic reprise of a classic car. The famous Morgan 4/4 is 80 years old this year. A special celebratory model is in order, and this is it: the imaginatively titled 4/4 80th Anniversary. The car hasn’t changed…

Morgan’s first electric 3-wheeler looks kind of like a happy tarantula. Remember when plucky old-school Morgan blew our hair back by revealing an all-electric 3-Wheeler concept at the Geneva Motor Show? The British motor company has rolled out the very first production versions of the world’s quirkiest new electric car, and it is exactly as charming as the concept. Dubbed…