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    Morgan Bids Farewell to the Plus Six with Pinnacle Edition

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys Gregory25 November 202402 Mins Read
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    Morgan Motor Company has unveiled the Plus Six Pinnacle, a limited-edition model marking the conclusion of the Plus Six’s production run.

    Limited to just 30 units, this exclusive vehicle represents the final high-capacity Morgan sports car featuring the brand’s traditional winged silhouette.

    The Plus Six Pinnacle showcases Morgan’s bespoke craftsmanship, incorporating a curated selection of the most exclusive options requested by customers throughout the model’s lifespan. Each vehicle offers a choice of three new interior leather options—Fawn, Explore, and Riviera—designed to complement a range of exterior paint colours. Additionally, natural sheepskin carpets enhance the cabin’s luxurious feel.

    A unique stitch pattern, combining pleats and quilts, adorns the seats and door cards, culminating in the Pinnacle logo on the seat backrests. The centre column and dashboard lower rail feature teak veneer with an inlaid aluminium Pinnacle emblem, inspired by Japanese marquetry. Exterior elements such as the wheels, stone guard, and dashboard are finished in satin warm silver, selected for its neutral complement to any exterior paintwork.

    The Plus Six Pinnacle is powered by a BMW 3.0-litre TwinPower Turbo inline six-cylinder engine, delivering 335 bhp and 369 lb ft of torque. This powertrain enables acceleration from 0 to 62 mph in 4.2 seconds and a top speed of 166 mph. The vehicle is built on Morgan’s CX-Generation bonded aluminium platform, ensuring a lightweight and dynamic driving experience.

    Priced from £96,995, the Plus Six Pinnacle is available to order through Morgan’s dealer network. This model not only commemorates the end of Plus Six production but also signifies the conclusion of Morgan’s high-capacity sports cars with the classic winged design. Looking ahead, Morgan plans to introduce an all-new flagship model in 2025, marking a new chapter in the company’s storied history.

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