Originally Posted By andymot
Originally Posted By PaulJ
Indeed, it worked on me, as I now have a 4 seater Plus 4.


Me too as my 4/4 is currently being built. I never would have considered a Morgan before the M3W came along. I think my rather ignorant view was Morgans were crusty old cars for crusty old people, that was until i understood what its all about and "got it"

I imagine the arrival of the M3W has brought a younger buyer into Morgan dealerships which can only be a good thing.

In fact it is likely essential for the long term prospects of Morgan so very effective "Bait" indeed. I'm 47 years old and buying a new 4/4 - my mates can't believe under 50s are allowed new Morgans - like they are some kind of retirement apartment accessory! I guess they don't get it yet either!.


The M3W got me into a showroom last year, but I walked out with a new 4/4. I had similar views to you, being a little younger again. How wrong I was. The 4/4 has turned out to be an utterly brilliant drive and experience. I'm a car-aholic and buy a couple each year on average. I've had everything from Porsches, M-Series to Morris Minor and Minis. Love the Morgan and you can make them your own. I have not written off owning an M3W, as yet as I still like the idea, but the 4/4 is going to take some beating.


Looking for another Morgan!