Mike if you look at the accounts for M3W limited they aren't great.
My kids love driving the +4 simply because its different, for the right money I could see many a parent buying one justified by the fact the kids can drive it. The challenge then will be marketing the car.
My kids both want to drive the Roadster, but it is unaffordable to add them to the policy until they are over 30. Why?
I spoke to the underwriter and it is because the car is considered to be hand built and therefore cannot be repaired by a normal car repair place = expensive.
To get a young owner group they need to make a car that can be sold for less than £25,000 and is cheap to repair. I don't think that, given the way Morgan builds cars, this is possible.
