Our local Morgan dealer told me that initial delays on supply of the Super 3 were because MMC didn't want a repeat of the premature release of the 5 speeder round about 2011/12 and the whole chain of early faults that blighted same.

Apparently several pre-production Super 3 models were built and staff were invited over a period of several months to take them home and put as many miles on as possible, allowing the opportunity to iron out pre-production bugs. Given this seemingly sensible and noble approach, why so many issues now though confused2

Thoughts are that bulk supply of third party components compared with low volumes for pre-production are to blame, but the buck stops with MMC, as with the CX brake debacle also caused by third party suppliers/manufacturers. It seems within MMC there is too much reliance on batch supply being fit for purpose without adequate checking.


Richard

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