Wiesmann Roadster vs. Morgan Aero 8

  • Thread starter Danny
  • 12 comments
  • 4,424 views

Morgan vs. Wiesmann

  • Aero 8

    Votes: 9 56.3%
  • MF 3

    Votes: 7 43.8%

  • Total voters
    16

Danny

Code Red
Premium
24,131
United Kingdom
Scarfolk
Grim10
Are you kidding?
Two old-school Roadsters here.

Wiesman Roadster MF 3
008.jpg



Morgan Aero 8
007.jpg



I prefer the Morgan. I think it looks nice, and it's pretty fast too!

What do you guys think?
 
I picked the Morgan--it sounds wonderful, looks like nothing else, and goes like h*ll. But then again, I don't know anything about the other car.

I think it's interesting that the Morgan suspension was tuned without the use of sway bars.
 
Definitely Morgan. Perfect combination of style, speed, and pedigree.

And, honestly, if you wanted traditionally styled British roadsters to compare to the Aero 8, consider the following.

2004 Marcos TSO
2001-2.jpg

Weight 1090 kilo / 2403 lbs
Drivetrain
Engine Chevrolet LS1 90º V 8
Engine Location Front , longitudinally mounted
Displacement 5.665 liter / 345.7 cu in
Valvetrain 2 valves / cylinder, OHV
Fuel feed Sequential port Fuel injection
Aspiration Naturally Aspirated
Gearbox 5 speed Manual
Drive Rear wheel drive
Performance figures
Power 350 bhp / 261 KW @ 5600 rpm
Torque 508 Nm / 375 ft lbs @ 4400 rpm
BHP/Liter 62 bhp / liter
Power to weight ratio 0.32 bhp / kg
Top Speed 298 km/h / 185 mph
0-60 mph Acceleration 4.0 s


It may not have the pizzaz of the dearly departed Mantis/Mantula/Mantara family, but it's an attractive car that definitely carries on the best trademarks of the Marcos family.
 
I read about the Wiesmann in Evo magazine. It is supposed to be really good.

But I'd still take the morgan, its pwettier :dopey:
 
I'd go for the Morgan. I've never heard of Wiesmann before, it looks like a half assed attempt to use some old design cues in a car based on a new body. Those are nice tires though.
Integra Type R
I like the Morgan. That Marcos TOS looks like a TVR.
While I don't consider 'looks like a TVR' to be a good thing, 'performs like a TVR' is definatly a compliment. And looking at the specs of that thing, it does.
 
Back