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History StoriesYou are in: Hereford and Worcester > History > History Stories > Morgan Cars - a history  Aeromax on Castlemorton Common Morgan Cars - a historyFind out the long and fascinating history of the Malvern-based car manufacturer. Here are some of the key dates, and a link to a full history on the company's website. There's also an interview with Charles Morgan.
Help playing audio/video 1906H.F.S. Morgan, opened a garage and motor works in Malvern Link, running buses between Malvern and Gloucester. 1910H.F.S. Morgan builds his first cars - the two three-wheelers are unveiled at a motor show in Olympia. 1912Morgan Motor Company formed as a private Limited Company, with a factory on the Malvern Road in Worcester.  The Morgan factory 1913A Morgan made the fastest time at the Shelsey Walsh Hill Climb at an average speed of 22 mph. At the time, a two-seater Morgan three-wheeler cost 85 guineas - about 拢92 (that's just over 拢7,200 at today's prices.) 1918The company moves its factory to Pickersleigh Road in Malvern - they are still there. 1936A four-wheeler, known as the Morgan Four Four, was exhibited at the London and Paris Exhibitions. The Morgan Four Four holds the record for the world's longest production run of the same model. 2000The Aero 8 is launched at the Geneva show last updated: 21/04/2009 at 08:26 SEE ALSOYou are in: Hereford and Worcester > History > History Stories > Morgan Cars - a history |
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