I agree 100% with you Kurt, either bike or vintage car experience is essential. Understanding how a car works and how the parts interact is key to appreciating a Morgan.
To think a Morgan, especially a M3W is a car like the BMW 320i M Sport X drive and Mercedes E 350 CDI Sport Coupe we own would result in confusion, frustration and disappointment.
I'd go further: any dealer who sells a M3W to a person lacking the "right" attitude is going to end up with an unhappy owner.
Perhaps MMC should devise a pre-owner questionnaire to see if the prospect is the "right stuff" and decline to sell to those the assessment deems as not compatible!
