I remember a few years ago being told that unlike most modern cars that are easy to drive and even learn how you drive you have to get used to a Morgan and learn to drive the way it wants you to.
To me that means I have to use my intelligence to adapt to the less intelligent Morgan. But to me having to learn to drive a car the way it wants is what makes a car fun and why people drive Morgan's or classic cars.
--Totally agree on this point - Its what the less intelligent Morgan expects its driver to learn that makes it so engaging. However I was imagining a Morgan that could give some good advice on how best to get to grips with its little idiosyncrasies.
I would like our Plus Six to accurately tell me how much useable fuel was left in the fuel tank, also accurately tell me which part was failing when the fault lights come on.. I would also like it to be able to communicate back to the MMC design team and say ...why have you done this...
I like the idea of making MMC aware of what it feels like to be lacking in the way of something simple. This could result in something extra special evolving - even a retro 4/4 with its quirky nature minus the silly niggles.
