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The technical secret that Morgan has jealously guarded since 1910

Discover the surprising story behind this unique British car brand and its collectible model cars

Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

Why did Morgan cars retain their wooden chassis for so long?

Morgan used an ash chassis until 2019 for reasons of tradition and performance. This lightweight, flexible wood provided a unique ride and helped absorb vibrations while maintaining a low weight, a hallmark of the brand since 1910.

What is special about the front suspension system of classic Morgans?

Morgans use a sliding rail front suspension system patented in 1910, completely unique in the automotive industry. This system uses vertical pillars that slide in guides, providing a very specific suspension geometry that contributes to the unique driving character of these cars.

How long does it take to assemble a Morgan by hand?

Assembling a Morgan takes around six weeks of handcrafted work. Each car is individually built by a dedicated team at the Malvern factory, with many operations still carried out by hand, which explains the limited production of around 850 cars per year.

Why did Morgan produce three-wheelers for so long?

Morgan manufactured three-wheelers from 1909 to 1953 because they were classified as motorcycles in the UK, thus avoiding car taxes. These lightweight, affordable vehicles were the brand's initial success, with over 30,000 produced.

What innovation did Morgan bring with the Aero 8 model in 2001?

The Aero 8 marked Morgan's first use of an aluminum chassis, breaking with 90 years of wooden chassis tradition. The car also introduced modern design elements while retaining Morgan's aesthetic DNA, paving the way for the brand's transition to the modern era.