Morgan CX-T

[speedingfine]

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new- ... sports-car

[jamcg]

It’s pretty pointless but I love it

[Rich B]

I can't help but think they could have tried a little harder with the bodywork - the arch/sill could be easily replaced with more "off-road friendly" looking items.

[jamcg]

I can't help but think they could have tried a little harder with the bodywork - the arch/sill could be easily replaced with more "off-road friendly" looking items.

They’re built on a monocoque now, I’d imagine that’s structural

[integrale_evo]

Agree with rich. Trimmed back baja beetle style arches would look a millionty better with the chunky tyres.

Won’t be putting my order in

[McSwede]

I've watched the HC video on it while I've been on the Choo Choo to London. I was rather sceptical prior to that but now think it's great. Lots of attention to detail and the practicalities of using it regularly. A great little car. Well done Morgan.

[Mito Man]

It looks a bit like one of those Top Gear / Grand Tour challenges where they get a few grand to ruin a car for off-roading and they end up with a car which is significantly worse in every which way afterwards.

[mik]

[Jobbo]

It looks a bit like one of those Top Gear / Grand Tour challenges where they get a few grand to ruin a car for off-roading and they end up with a car which is significantly worse in every which way afterwards.

What Mito said. Utterly pointless, and not cool or good-looking to make up for it.

[Brannen]

Watched the Carfection video earlier today. I thought fair enough as a small run of cars, I don't really want one though. Then the guy mentioning circa £170k + VAT, I thought wow that's really really expensive.

This must be up against the Ariel Nomad.. Looked that up and used Nomad's seem to cost around the £50k to £60k mark. I'm guessing the rarity of the CX-T means it would cost more, but jeez that's a lot of money!

[Beany]

I can't help thinking this has been developed for perhaps three customers who wanted 'something like an Atom but more exclusive', and they'll all be bought already at a price that covers the development cost, and they'll never get dirty other than the press/development car - they'll just sit in a collection somewhere.

[Marv]

I like it!

[Swervin_Mervin]

I like it!

Yeah, me as well!

[Sundayjumper]

Lots of attention to detail and the practicalities of using it regularly. A great little car. Well done Morgan.

Then the guy mentioning circa £170k + VAT...

Yeah, these will deffo get used regularly

[McSwede]

Lots of attention to detail and the practicalities of using it regularly. A great little car. Well done Morgan.

Then the guy mentioning circa £170k + VAT...

Yeah, these will deffo get used regularly

That's a fair point

[Marv]

Lots of attention to detail and the practicalities of using it regularly. A great little car. Well done Morgan.

Then the guy mentioning circa £170k + VAT...

Yeah, these will deffo get used regularly

That's a fair point

Cheap old shape Jimny like Jobbo has is probably as capable maybe as much fun.

I still like the Morgan though, despite the silly price!

[Sundayjumper]

I’m not bashing Morgan really, I like them for what they are, but a £200k “off road” version that is clearly going to be useless on anything more difficult than a smooth dry farm track is just stupid.

[JonMad]

I happened to be visiting the factory the day it was announced. Saw it in a glass display out front. Pretty cool looking but £170k, blimey. I'll take an atom and several others cars for that money.

[nuttinnew]

How much more than a normal one is it?
I wonder if Harry can blag one for a road trip

[Explosive Newt]

There’s a Catchpole review in this month’s evo and it lists it at £204k. He loves it but mentions only 7 are being made, which is presumably about right in terms of ratio of availability to looneys existing in the world.

Like most I love the idea of it but would definitely buy something else for the money.