View Photos of the Morgan Midsummer
See interior and exterior photos of the Morgan that marks the venerable firm's collaboration with the Pininfarina design house.
The Morgan Midsummer is a roofless barchetta that will be built in very limited numbers for a very special clientele with nostalgia and a spirit of adventure. The car is powered by a BMW inline-six engine mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission. It's expected to sell for around $200,000 but won't be U.S. legal. Scroll through for a full set of interior and exterior photos.
The Morgan Midsummer is being built in a limited run of 50, all of which have already been spoken for.
The Morgan Midsummer's aluminum body is hand-formed, and its panels take workers more than 250 hours to create.
The Morgan Midsummer was a collaboration with design house Pininfarina.
Pininfarina marketing chief Giuseppe Bonollo thinks the Morgan Midsummer "is destined to attain cult status." We can't disagree.
You don't have to be eccentric to appreciate the Morgan Midsummer. But it helps.
The Morgan Midsummer gets a longer tail and rear lights in pods, both intended to evoke 1930s and early 1940s Pininfarina design cues.
The Morgan Midsummer is a two-seater with a targeted weight under 2200 pounds.
The Morgan Midsummer features good old-fashioned analog dials and an enhanced Sennheiser audio system with dashboard controls.
The Morgan Midsummer's interior features exposed teak-wood trim.
The Morgan Midsummer's teak has a boating feel to it.
The Midsummer marks the first time the Italian firm Pininfarina has affixed its "Fuoriserie" custom brand label to a production car.
The Morgan Midsummer wears 19-inch Michelin Pilot Sport 5 tires on lightweight forged wheels. The larger tire-to-wheel-rim ratio was chosen to give a "period aesthetic" that will also be used on future Morgans.
Morgan Midsummer
Morgan Midsummer
Morgan Midsummer
Morgan Midsummer
Morgan Midsummer
Morgan Midsummer
Morgan Midsummer
Morgan Midsummer
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