As someone new to morgans who took delivery of a new 4/4 sport in April, I have to say I'm thrilled with it. What I was after was the vintage motoring experience without the tears, and as a promotional vehicle for my business (an english pub outside Paris. I have come from the opposite direction to you. Compared to my TVR the morgan feels truly crafted rather than bodged together in a shed. In this age of speed cameras & so on the attraction of a sports car that is fun even at sane speeds was also a plus, and the friendly reactions - smiles and waves -that it generates from other virtually all other road users will certainly be a big change from a porsche. I chose the 4/4 sport in particular because it seemed to be the most vintage in style with its narrow tyres & track & the black painted wheels, but also because it's low emissions offered fantastic tax advantages to me (as a "business" user - it is my company car). Unfortunately, this last point didn't work out quite as brilliantly as I'd planned, as when I ordered the car, it was homologated under euro IV emissions homologation at 140g/km and when it was delivered it had been re-homologated from Jan 1st under Euro V at 143g/km - doubling the tax as 140g was the break point. Anyhow, I digress. I love mine to bits, but I'm not sure that I could recommend it if it were to be your only vehicle.
