This is quite alarming to hear, Morgan need to be looking into this to reassure owners and future customers. Not quite sure how they do that mind but given the well publicised Super 3 incident (albeit that we don’t actually know what happened), it could start to paint a very dark picture for Morgan’s future. Part of the appeal of the new cars is that that are meant to be better drivers cars, more practical, greater reliability and of course safer. I’m still actively looking for the right car but given I want one to enjoy with my young family then safety is paramount.
I had a guy wanting to buy my 59 4/4, wanted something to take the grandkids out on and wasn't happy that it didn't have seatbelts, needless to say I suggested the car wasn't for him. These cars are not like modern cars with all the crash protection, they never will be, and that's why we like them.
If you are concerned about modern state of the art safety, a Porsche Boxster may be a better choice for the family, gives the open air experience and is a similar price. Just because it doesn't suit your choices, doesn't mean others will be. concerned.
For me, I ride motorcycles, as well as drive my alternative cars, I don't think Morgan has anything to worry about, just like Caterham, if you want modern safety, buy a modern mass market car, my Tesla is very crash safe, and my kids love it, but it is not a Morgan.
Genuinly sorry to hear about the OP's accident.
