History
Origins of HFS
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HFS Born
August 1, 1881
The founder and the man who guided the destiny of the Morgan car for almost…
Read moreMotor Car Wins…
January 1, 1901
In 1901 H.F.S. was apprenticed to two of the greatest railway engineers of the period, William…
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The Runabouts
November 1, 1910
The first production Morgans were simple single-seat machines steered with…
Read moreHarrods
February 1, 1911
The following year a two-seat ‘Runabout’ was developed, equipped with…
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Pickersleigh Road
December 1, 1913
Development of the Three-Wheeler, the ‘20s & ‘30s
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Four Seater Runabout
November 1, 1911
New models were added to the Morgan range, and for the first time a…
Read morePeace Restored
October 16, 1919
When peace returned in 1918 Morgan was one of the first manufacturers to resume…
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Factory Expansion
May 21, 1925
Mr George Goodall joined the firm in 1925, taking over the position of General Manager from…
Read moreThe Super Aero
May 21, 1927
Racing successes encouraged the introduction of another sporting model in 1927, called the Super…
Read moreOne hour World Record
January 1, 1930
In 1930 Mrs. Gwenda Stewart broke the One Hour World Record at the banked…
Read moreWorldwide Motoring
June 21, 1930
Robust and reliable, Morgans were also exported worldwide as with this…
Read moreThe F type
January 1, 1933
1933 was a vintage year for Morgan, bringing in its train a large number of…
Read moreIntroduction of the four-wheeled Morgan
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The Morgan 4/4
January 1, 1936
In 1936, after a prototype had been tested in trials and on the track, a four-wheeler was…
Read morePrebendary George Morgan
May 1, 1936
In 1936 H.F.S’s father Prebendary George Morgan died…
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The Second World War
January 1, 1939
Car production stopped completely throughout the Second World War and only two…
Read moreThe Three Wheeler Club
January 1, 1945
The Morgan Three-Wheeler Club had been formed by a small band of…
Read moreOne Engine Policy
January 1, 1947
In 1947 the Standard Motor Co announced their ‘One Engine Policy’…
Read moreThe Series 2
January 1, 1955
In 1955 the Morgan 4/4 was reintroduced as the Series Two. This was a car of similar design to the Plus Four but…
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TOK wins Le Mans
January 1, 1962
In 1962 success was achieved again at the 24 hours endurance race at Le Mans. A Plus Four Super…
Read moreThe Plus 4 Plus and Morgan SLR
January 1, 1963
1963 saw the introduction of an entirely new car…
Read moreThe Famous Morgan Plus 8
The Morgan Aero and LIFEcar
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Aluminium chassis Plus 8
January 1, 1990
In the mid 1990s a remarkable new Morgan began to take shape. In order to remain competitive on the race track and…
Read moreThe Original Aero 8
March 1, 2000
To achieve this he worked with engineer Chris Lawrence (who had driven Morgan Plus 4 TOK258 to a…
Read moreThe Aero 8 GT
January 1, 2002
Morgan returned to LeMans once again in 2002, the 40th anniversary of Chris…
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The Roadster V6
January 1, 2006
Throughout the development of the Aero models, the traditional cars continued in…
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Celebrating the Centenary
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Celebrations
January 1, 2009
2009 was a very special year for Morgan Motor Company when the factory and enthusiasts from…
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