A 2025 Morgan Plus Four, finished in green with a black soft top, is being offered for sale on dealer consignment, with the odometer showing about 746 miles. The car was bought new by its current owner at Morgan Cars Mid-Atlantic in Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, and the listing presents it as a lightly used example of the British roadster.
Under the bonnet sits a BMW-sourced 2.0-litre B48 turbocharged inline-four producing about 255 horsepower. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a ZF eight-speed automatic gearbox. The chassis is built from aluminium and the body is framed with ash wood, a construction method that has long defined Morgan's craft. The car rides on double-wishbone suspension, runs 15-inch alloy wheels and uses disc brakes at all four corners.
Inside, the car is trimmed in brown pebble-grain leather with walnut accents. The vehicle history report, a Carfax, shows no accidents and records three service visits carried out in Pennsylvania. The Virginia title is held in the name of the owner's company, a detail the listing makes clear for prospective buyers.
The Plus Four was revived in 2020, recalling the +4 models Morgan produced in the 1950s. The model was approved for sale in the United States in 2025. Production is capped at 325 units a year, and each car is hand-assembled at Morgan's works in Malvern Link, England. That limited output helps explain the car's appeal among collectors and enthusiasts, and why well-kept early examples attract attention on the used market.
The consignment arrangement means the car is being sold through the dealership rather than by its owner directly, a route that places the pricing and presentation of the vehicle in the hands of the dealer. The owner's company holds the Virginia title, which is relevant to the paperwork a buyer would need to review before completing a purchase.
The final sale price has not been stated in the listing, so the expected value of the car remains unclear. Interested buyers will need to contact the dealer directly for pricing and terms, and the listing does not indicate whether the price is fixed or open to negotiation.