For what it's worth and for my money I should like to see a retro offering that re-kindles the fun of a simple, affordable sports car that is just that. To appeal to the younger driver like the classic car that we are used to. At present MCC seem to be aiming for the deeper pocket of the older age groups who don't mind paying a dealership a thousand pounds a year for upkeep.
(Unlike my other car that drives more like a boat with stabilizers, has a handbook over 450 pages long and an infomatics dash that messages me every mile or so.)
Nice thought, but I wouldn't count on it, I think it was in Morgan's accounts they identify the direction of the company is further upmarket.
