Originally Posted By Peter J
Originally Posted By Jays
I................ I realised that it was emotionally un-involving. It was just too good...........


Perfection can seem dull...I know this seems like a contradiction, but the human mind is a strange place. I can see how Porsche, and some other brands, have ended up producing wonderfully engineered products but in doing so have eliminated the "character" that develops an emotional bond with the owner.

Morgans are flawed, in many ways, but owners either love them for what they are, or find they cannot live with the flaws.

It is interesting that the C43 has an ability to emotionally involve the owner, despite its mechanical excellence. I'm not sure why this should be, yet, but it is great fun finding out.


Was it not The Beautiful South that sang

"And everyone is blonde
And everyone is beautiful
And when blondes and beautiful are multiple
They become so dull and dutiful

And when faced with dull and dutiful
They fire red warning flares
Battle-Khaki personality
With red underwear"

Sums up the vast majority of perfected mainstream cars..

Steve