An English company has been producing handmade sports cars for more than 100 years. The new model looks very much like the old ones. By Rob Sass Chevrolet wrings a lot of mileage out of the fact that ...
You know Morgan. The British company that has made quaint old sports cars from bits of wood for over a century. It operates in a shed, one of its most popular cars is a three-wheeler with its engine ...
Unlike so many of the outrageous battery-powered concepts we’ve seen over the last few years, the XP-1 looks exactly like what you’d expect one of Morgan’s sports cars to look. In fact, except for ...
There's been an interesting trend under the hood of many vehicles in recent years: automakers are borrowing engines from BMW. This phenomenon isn't exactly new, but it seems to have proliferated in ...
The Morgan Motor Company has been making new cars that look like old cars since its inception over 100 years ago (of course, its cars looked modern when the company started, but you get my gist). The ...
In a great bit of news for termites, as well as for anyone who is a fan of old-school British sports cars, a four-wheeled Morgan is on US soil for the first time in 20 years. The Morgan Plus Four ...
First Look: Morgan and Pininfarina Teamed up on a New Limited-Edition Roadster. Here’s What We Know.
If the Italians have brought the visual inspiration and glamour to the Midsummer, the Brits have brought the engineering and coachbuilding skills. The new car shares its bonded aluminum chassis with ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the automotive industry and where it is headed next. British sportscar maker Morgan has teamed up with famed Italian ...
The tiny British automaker Morgan still makes cars by hand using a combination of woodworking skill and modern technology. Here’s how. For nearly 120 years Morgan Motor Company has been building three ...
If the devil is in the detail, Morgan has just produced a devilishly good-looking car boasting heavenly lines and a gorgeous retro feel. In fact, we'd say it’s easily one of the best reincarnations of ...
Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and ...
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