Description
This Morgan Supersport 3.0 is a car you don’t choose with your head, but with your heart. With this model, Morgan demonstrates that tradition and progress can coexist. The brand remains true to its building philosophy, whilst looking to the future. Still hand-built in Malvern, for people who are looking for more than just getting from A to B. This example is finished in Sports Black, which gives the car a different look to lighter colours. Sleeker, calmer and slightly more understated. Combined with the Aerodisk wheels and the long bonnet, the design stands out even more. The proportions remain classic Morgan, but the overall look is just a touch more modern.
Under the bonnet lies the 3.0-litre inline-six turbo engine with 340 hp and 500 Nm of torque. Combined with the low weight, this ensures a direct and lively driving experience. The automatic transmission shifts smoothly when driving calmly, but responds sharply as soon as you demand more. It is a car that adapts to how you use it.
This Supersport is fitted with a soft top, exactly as it was intended. Driving with the top down is part of the experience. On a sunny day, but just as much on a crisp morning or a quiet evening. You notice it in everything: the wind, the sound, the way the car responds. These are drives that stay with you, precisely because they are so pure. Inside, you can see that this model has a different atmosphere to the version with the lighter interior. Whilst that version offers a bit more contrast and openness, this black dashboard feels calmer and more understated. Everything is darker and more harmonised, placing an even stronger focus on the driving experience. The finish remains the same: clear gauges, materials you can really feel, and a seating position close to the car. You feel what’s happening, without a filter.
The Morgan Supersport 3.0 is for enthusiasts who value the experience. No excess, no distractions, just driving as it is meant to be. A car that suits a way of life where it’s not just about speed, but about the moment itself.
