Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company
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Image Credit: Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company The stateside version of the Morgan Plus Four.
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Image Credit: Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company The Morgan Plus Four gets to 60 mph in under 5.0 seconds and can reach a top speed of 149 mph.
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Image Credit: Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company The traditional wood frame is there solely to support the panels, and it now mounts to a very modern, stiff aluminum chassis: the name was changed slightly from Plus 4 to Plus Four in 2020 to mark this significant advance.
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Image Credit: Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company We count 24 leather and 21 wood options for the interior, and that’s before you factor in the various upholstery accents.
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Image Credit: Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company For the leather upholstery, the array of options includes contrasting piping and stitching, as well as pleating and quilting.
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Image Credit: Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company Founded in 1909, the Morgan Motor Company has been hand-assembling its cars at a glacial rate at the same picturesque premises on Pickersleigh Road in Malvern since 1918.
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Image Credit: Nick Dimbleby, courtesy of Morgan Motor Company Order books are now open for the first U.S. examples, and the Plus Four will be at the marque’s dozen dealerships throughout the country.
Authors
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Ben Oliver
