Selling the first 19 EV3's through Selfridges could be a very shrewd move by Morgan
It appears it is being sold as a fashionable toy to wealthy clients and so I suspect that most will not be driven hard or much at all after the initial novelty factor has worn off - maybe end up in car collections or garaged for ever and a day or passed on to children so Morgan might not have constant warranty issues to deal with as any faults will not have time or miles to develop
Whereas if they were sold through the Morgan dealership initially - they would more likely be in the hands of serious nutters like us
Just a thought - does anybody agree or disagree ?
To buy a Morgan surely you need to be a fashionable wealthy nutter anyway? Selfridges is great for their beef sandwich bar by the way (regardless what you think of the rest of the store).
PS: also on Autocar now:
http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-ca...ship-selfridges 
