He isn't an enthusiast for sure and this sort of statement doesn't ring true at all of the Plus 4 I drove at Heart of England Morgan a few years back it was a spirited well balanced car to me.
"Despite looking as traditionally English as a thatched inn in the Cotswolds, the Plus Four delivers a very different driving experience than its predecessor. To demonstrate how much so, Morgan let us drive both the last Plus 4 and the new Plus Four back to back, which felt a little like comparing medieval medicine to modern surgery. The weakness of the old car's structure and inexactitude of its suspension saw it shuddering like a wet dog over apparently smooth asphalt, while struggling to deliver even modest amounts of cornering grip. It had wooden-feeling brakes, unassisted steering that was both heavy and almost totally devoid of feedback, and a straitjacket cabin clearly designed to accommodate smaller, leaner 1950s people".
Those alloys do look good..
