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#818256 02/26/2025 3:24 PM
by Payney321
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Hi

I am thinking of changing my 2019 4/4 for a 2022 Le Mans CX model.
I have noticed a few come up for sale already and I am concerned about any potential problems I might find.
I would appreciate any feedback from any CX Plus Four owners.

Thank you.
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#818591 Mar 3rd a 04:40 PM
by Simon
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The nice thing about Man-Maths is that there are no GCSE or A-Level exams in them (or the equivalent in Deutschland, North America, the Netherlands, Australia, etc); therefore, no one can tell you that you're doing it wrong!

In our own way, we each come to our own formula and which ever way we come to it, we can justify it and give ourselves top marks for making the numbers work in our favour rtm

So Trad, CX, CXV, Areo, M3W or Super 3, each owner comes up to 100% in their own personal way... well, at least until a day when they want to change and then the rules of Man-Maths are rewritten to suit the decision for that day! laugh2
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#818571 Mar 3rd a 02:05 PM
by Heinz
Heinz
Originally Posted by flyfisher
Yep a Trad Morgan, although it might be dynamically not as good or quite as fast as a CX Morgan it likely does 75% of enjoyment for looks, hood off motoring experience etc and for many that’s just what they require.

To be honest, I can't really quantify the joy of driving my 4/4, but I did the math anyway, and I come up with 93% 😎
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#818562 Mar 3rd a 12:19 PM
by Hamwich
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Originally Posted by Anonymouse
Originally Posted by DaveW
Trads give 75%+ of the experience in a largely DIY package.
Also, depending on your philosophy about safety and particularly airbags, they give 30% of the protection against a frontal collision.

Yep, an airbag is a good thing to have without a doubt. On the other hand, I never used to worry about such things in all the years before airbags were a thing, so why start now? My so-far-successful strategy of avoiding having a crash has worked for the last 45 years or so.

Modern Morgan owners seem less and less inclined to do their own maintenance, and for them the DIY argument is probably not particularly appealing. But for me being able to look after it myself is definitely at least half the fun. I'm with Flyfisher and Dave, I'm sticking with my Trad.

But then given that I haven't got a hope in hell of ever being able to afford to buy a CX anyway, I would say that, wouldn't I? smile
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#818616 Mar 3rd a 09:06 PM
by thierry242
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I dont have airbags on my 2020 plus four and i dont drive more rapidly with the plus four than with the 2011 4/4 sport. BUT i dont have back pain anymore.
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