Morgan PLUS FOUR

The Morgan PLUS FOUR

The Morgan Plus Four (sometimes written as Plus 4) was a classic British sports car that epitomized the essence of traditional motoring. First introduced in 1950, this iconic roadster featured a steel chassis, hand-formed aluminum body panels, and perhaps most distinctively, ash wood frame construction - a technique that Morgan had become famous for. The Plus Four maintained its fundamental design for over seven decades, with various mechanical updates keeping it relevant through the years.

The Plus Four typically attracted enthusiasts and traditionalists who valued craftsmanship and classic British motoring heritage over modern conveniences. Buyers were often successful professionals or retired individuals, usually male, who could afford the premium price tag and weren't deterred by the car's distinctly vintage driving experience. The Plus Four was produced from 1950 to 2019 in its original form, and then reintroduced in 2020 with a new aluminum platform, though still maintaining its traditional appearance.

Throughout its production run, approximately 9,000 Plus Fours were manufactured at Morgan's Malvern Link factory in Worcestershire. The model was undoubtedly a success story for the company, becoming one of their best-selling vehicles and helping establish Morgan as a prestigious manufacturer of traditional British sports cars. The Plus Four has become highly collectible, with early examples particularly sought after, and its enduring appeal has helped it achieve legendary status among classic car enthusiasts worldwide.

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