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Oh to drive/ride/fly one in English country lanes!
Morgan - you are unique and more power to you.
Love it! Love it! Love it!
Stupidly impractical but probably the most fun to be had on four wheels, sorry make that that three wheels.
Don't tell me, the launch will be outside the Brandenburg Gate with a Spitfire flying overhead...
£30,000 and you only get 3 wheels!!!
Looks about as desirable as a broken bidet. Try as hard as I can I just cannot see the point of this hideous looking thing.
How can they justify £30K for this? you would have to have more money than sense to buy
Trust me, ride in one of these and you'll understand what it's all about. Even the originals make a Westfield seem tame. Blast around the Malvern Hills with a hamper full of Pimms and salmon sandwiches on the back and you'll be back in 1945 with the sound of Spitfires in your ears. And just watch everyone stop laughing when it blows away a BMW M3 from the lights.
Just watched the video and smiled, can't remember the last car to do that !
Certainly not your usual two seat performance car
Well Done Morgan make mine Blue
The Morgan 3 Wheeler is back!
Brilliant british engineering and design at its best ( shame not a british engine )
I wish I could afford one cause my cheque book would be out.
I wish Morgan all the best with this.
The adverse comments above have probably come from the 'same brigade' viz., people who want to be seen in exactly the clothes as everyone else wears.
Take away this concept, the Fiat500, the Mini, VW Sirocco and a few others and what do you have - the same stereo-typed whizzer purchased to simply impress the neighbours.
Where would we be without the pluck of companies such as Morgan. They offer individual cars and Oh. I wish I could afford one.
As other European luxury and sports car manufacturers come to terms with having to produce small, efficient and ultimately, Green cars to offset their carbon footprint and swingeing European legislation, the silliest of which has to be Aston Martin's Toyota IQ based Cygnet, Morgan found the perfect answer sitting firmly in the past, and no doubt also in their museum.
What's more, they hardly have to change a thing, just bring it up to date. Oh how they must have laughed in that design office... :D
For crying out loud fellas, fix this website will you, it's got to be the buggiest website I've ever used... ^^
Lovely but not faithfull to the origional no sliding pillar front suspention.
...use sliding pillars. The idea is clearly a modern interpretation of Morgan's initial "philosophy", not a replica, so there are brakes that work, suspensions that don't remove fillings and a very efficient and clean motor. Sure as sure can be, if I had the spare cash to buy one and run it I would be on my way to the factory with my down payment right now. Can't trust the post for life's important moments!
The more I look at it, the more I want one...
I do hope Morgan are eye'ing up new, larger premises because I have a sneaky feeling they're onto a winner here and sales will go through the roof...
I do have one concern though, I wouldn't like to be hit by one of these as a pedestrian, that front mounted engine could do untold damage...