Morgan Plus Six

The Morgan Plus Six sits at a median of £53,000 in the UK market, down 15.1 percent over the past twelve months, with a SELL signal reflecting sustained downward pressure on pricing.

Transaction volume remains sparse, with only three sales tracked in the last year and four total in the dataset, which limits confidence in trend assessment and makes this a challenging segment to navigate for both buyers and sellers. The thinness of available listings suggests secondary-market activity has cooled considerably.

Cars transacted in this cohort show minimal mileage, averaging just 1,167 miles, indicating that inventory tends to be low-use examples. The classification as a stable modern classic reflects the model's position as a contemporary collectible rather than an appreciating investment vehicle.

Base projections indicate material depreciation ahead: values are expected to settle around £36,500 by year three (down 31.1 percent) and £32,539 by year five (down 38.6 percent). This trajectory suggests the market has yet to find equilibrium after the initial post-launch pricing phase.

Liquidity constraints and low underlying desirability will likely persist as headwinds, making swift exits difficult at current asking levels. Sellers should calibrate expectations downward, while prospective buyers may benefit from waiting for further price discovery given the absence of any near-term stabilization signals.