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MORGAN 3 WHEELER (2012)
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The Morgan 3 Wheeler, a modern take on the original Morgan three-wheeled vehicles, debuted in 2011 and went on sale in 2012. It evokes the spirit of early motoring with its exposed mechanicals and minimalist design.
The idea for the revived 3 Wheeler came from Hugo Spowers of the Light Car Company, who envisioned a lightweight, fun vehicle. Morgan embraced the concept, leading to its production.
Its successor is the Morgan Super 3, launched in 2022.
Did you know that the initial production run of the 3 Wheeler was limited, and demand far exceeded supply? This led to a waiting list that stretched for months, making it an instant collector's item.
How much is a Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) worth?
In average condition, a Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) is worth £33,432.
What is the most expensive Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) to sell in history was sold for £63,447.
What is the cheapest Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) to sell in history was sold for £15,250.
When was the Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) produced?
The Morgan 3 Wheeler (2012) was produced between 2012 and 2022.
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