Surprising Success of Three Wheeler May Prompt Morgan to Make More Variants

If you love driving in its purest form, as well as old-fashioned mechanical engineering, with little or no electronic aid associated, then the attraction exuded by the Morgan Three Wheeler is undeniable. Furthermore, you don’t have to be an older gentleman to understand, appreciate and want one for yourself – this has even caught the company off-guard, as they were not expecting this much interest from younger people. Read more »

Chris Harris Calls Morgan Three Wheeler and Caterham Seven the “Essence of Driving”

We’re grateful that cars like the Morgan Three Wheeler and Caterham Seven still exist, and have only taken from modern technology that which doesn’t detract from what made them so popular over the years. Both are very old in their design and concept, but have been brought up to date with modern brakes, engines, gearboxes and some electronics. Read more »

Jay Leno Tries Out V8-Powered Morgan Plus 8 Hot Rod

Morgan has always made cars its way, and their use of wood in the chassis coupled with the classic 1930s styling has always intrigued car guys. However, some of the engines they used were…not the most powerful, and while the cars were extremely light and nimble, they lacked the punch that only a big engine could offer. Read more »

Take a Look at the History of Morgan, Which Remains Family-Owned to This Day

There are very few cars one can buy today that genuinely have a proper heritage behind them, backing up their credentials. Sure, you could argue that progress is inevitable and that the more technology you put into a car, the better and more advanced it is, so it’s more desirable.

That is partly true, but if you take a look at the history of the Morgan Motor Company, you’ll see that there is another way.

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