A wonderfully rare and highly evocative special edition, this Morgan Plus 8 Le Mans ’62 is a car that perfectly captures everything enthusiasts love about the marque. Built to celebrate Morgan’s class victory at Le Mans, the Le Mans ’62 is one of the most desirable and collectible modern Plus 8 variants, combining unmistakable character, V8 performance and genuine rarity in one beautifully judged package. This particular example is made all the more appealing by its exceptionally low mileage and is presented in as-new condition throughout. It has the sort of freshness and overall presentation that is becoming increasingly difficult to find, particularly on such a sought-after limited-production Morgan. For the next custodian, it represents a rare opportunity to acquire a very special example in truly outstanding order. At the heart of the car sits the charismatic 3.9-litre Rover V8, producing 190 bhp and delivering the unmistakable soundtrack, character and effortless performance that make the Plus 8 such a special driving experience. Paired with a manual gearbox and Morgan’s wonderfully traditional lightweight construction, this is a car that offers a level of charm, theatre and driver involvement that very few modern cars can replicate. What makes the Le Mans ’62 so special is the way it blends rarity and significance with genuine usability. It is a model that appeals equally to collectors, Morgan enthusiasts and those looking for something truly individual to enjoy on the road. Cars of this type are about far more than outright numbers — they are about occasion, heritage and the sense of connection that only a car like this can provide. With its ultra-low mileage, superb condition and highly desirable Le Mans ’62 designation, this is an outstanding example of one of Morgan’s most charismatic and collectible modern cars. Opportunities to acquire one in this sort of order are few and far between, making this a particularly special addition to any serious collection or enthusiast garage. Available now at Lowe Classics, Upper Triley Farm, Abergavenny.