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#39096 - 03/01/10 08:10 AM
From Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
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New to Talk Morgan
Registered: 03/01/10
Posts: 10
Loc: Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
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Hello,
I am living in France. From 2005 to 2008, I have owned a Lotus Elise R. Since this time, I'm studying any car to replace it, I take my time. I'm looking for a car to do any trip but fun, not a hardcore sport car like the Elise, something more gentle.
I read some interesting thing about the 2012 production plan, it would be great if Morgan company made a small LifeCar like the RoadSter V6.
I have bought some english books about morgan, fascinating !!
Long life to Morgan Company, great cars, perfect spirit.
Happy New Year Corsu PS: Sorry for my bad english, I know, I am French, nobody is perfect.
Edited by Corsu (03/01/10 10:51 AM)
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#39097 - 03/01/10 09:20 AM
Re: From Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
[Re: Corsu]
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Learner Plates Off!
Registered: 27/02/09
Posts: 435
Loc: Great Britain
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Welcome to the forum Corsu!
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#39107 - 03/01/10 07:11 PM
Re: From Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
[Re: Corsu]
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Green & Grown Up
Talk Morgan Enthusiast
Registered: 10/05/09
Posts: 1927
Loc: Buckinghamshire UK.
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Before buying my Elise, I thought of buying a Morgan Roadster . In fact, Elise is an amazing car but too "Hard" for my family. So, I am waiting to buy the future Roadster. Hello Corsu, Welcome to the forum.  Being somewhat influenced by being a new owner of a Centenary 100 Roadster (but have never driven an Elise) This car available in a 4 seat version) is just a fabulous drive. We found it has a 'softer' ride than the 4/4 we had before. Maybe this is due to the wide wheels ( nearly double the width) and the Shock absorbers. Happy Hunting. 
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#39129 - 04/01/10 05:18 PM
Re: From Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
[Re: Corsu]
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L - Learner Plates On
Registered: 03/12/07
Posts: 217
Loc: Toulouse, France
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Corsu
Welcome to the forum and I hope that your reading persuades you down the Morgan route.
Given that you are an Elise owner have you considered an Aero 8? Couple of owners who have driven mine liken it to a larger and more powerful Elise.
A French friend of mine who lives in Lyon recently bought a RHD S1, and I could probably put you in touch.
Cheers
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#39143 - 04/01/10 08:45 PM
Re: From Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
[Re: Philippo]
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New to Talk Morgan
Registered: 03/01/10
Posts: 10
Loc: Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
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Hello Philippo, As I wrote, I'm waiting the 2012 Production plan nonetheless I thought buy an Aero 8 S3 or S4 but for the moment, it's too expensive. A friend of mine owns a Morgan +4, I love this car but I want something powerful. An Aero 8 is smaller than a Peugeot 407 car Thanks you very much for your kind proposition 
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#39153 - 04/01/10 09:45 PM
Re: From Guignol Land (Lyon-France)
[Re: Corsu]
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South Wales Correspondent
Talk Morgan Enthusiast
Registered: 26/05/09
Posts: 1727
Loc: South Wales UK
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Hello Corsu and welcome. The Aero might be smaller in size but the performance is truly excellent.
If you are looking to purchase a 'trad' then think either about the Roadster or the Plus 4.
Without becoming too technical, it is true to say that the Plus 4 produces 150 bhp in standard form and can very easily be tuned to produce a much greater output.
Maintenant, bienvenue encore une fois Felicitations.
GLLHG
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