Morgan Aero 8 classic cars for sale
The Morgan Aero 8 stands out as a hand-built British sports car, combining lightweight construction with a charismatic design. Its powerful BMW V8 engine and extensive individualisation options made each model truly unique for its owner.
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2009 | Morgan AeroMax
2009 Morgan Aero 8

2006 | Morgan Aero 8
Aero 8 Roadster
Morgan Aero 8 listing references from Classic Trader
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2011 | Morgan Aero 8 SuperSports
2011 Morgan Aero SuperSport - Manual
2009 | Morgan AeroMax
Lot 16 Morgan Aeromax Coupé (2009). Schätzpreis CHF 150'000 bis CHF 180'000
2018 | Morgan Aero 8
2018 Morgan Aero 8 Series 5 - 146 Miles
2009 | Morgan AeroMax
AeroMax
2016 | Morgan Aero 8
Morgan Aero 8 MKV CONVERTIBLE
2007 | Morgan Aero 8
Morgan - Aero 8 Cabriolet RHD - NO RESERVE - 2007
2002 | Morgan Aero 8
2002 MORGAN AERO 8
2011 | Morgan Aero 8 SuperSports
<p>PRESENTE PAD. 26 - FIERA BOLOGNA - 26-29 OTTOBRE</p>
2009 | Morgan AeroMax
AeroMax
2019 | Morgan Aero 8
Morgan Aero 8 Series 5
2010 | Morgan AeroMax
Morgan AeroMax V8
2005 | Morgan Aero 8
2005 Morgan Aero 8 Series 2
History of the Morgan Aero 8
The Morgan Aero 8 marked a significant departure for the Morgan Motor Company when it launched production at the Malvern Link works in 2000. As Morgan's first entirely new car since the 1960s, it introduced a modern aluminium chassis and contemporary engineering, while retaining the traditional craftsmanship and character the marque is known for. The Aero 8’s production spanned nearly two decades, with numerous refinements and special versions emerging over the years, reflecting Morgan’s ongoing dedication to bespoke British sports cars.
Model progression and editions
Over the course of its production from 2000 until 2018, the Aero 8 evolved through multiple phases. The initial versions paved the way for a series of special editions, including the distinguished Aeromax coupe, which debuted as a concept at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show. Only 100 Aeromax units were built to mark Morgan’s centenary, each individually tailored to customer specifications. Variants like the rare Targa (with just two produced), highlight Morgan’s flexibility and exclusivity in design. These models all share the hallmark Morgan ethos: traditional style fused with up-to-date performance technology.
Highlights of the Morgan Aero 8
The Aero 8’s exclusivity is inherent in its limited production numbers, thorough customisation, and refined details. Owners could select from an astonishing palette of about 25,000 external colours and 5,000 leather options, alongside four luxury wood choices for the dashboard. The lightweight aluminium construction (approx. 1,150 kg fully fuelled) delivers immediate athleticity, complemented by the application of a powerful 4.8-litre BMW V8 engine rated at 367–368 PS and 500 Nm torque. Features such as the distinctively shaped partially opening rear window, forged 19-inch Aeromax wheels, and AP high-performance brakes amplify its special status. The Aeromax is even recognised as the world’s lightest V8 coupe.
Technical Data for the Morgan Aero 8
Special Editions and Collectible Models
The Aeromax, limited to just 100 examples, is the standout special edition. Built to celebrate Morgan's 100th anniversary, this striking coupe carved out its identity with bespoke bodywork and ultra-rare features. The Aero 8 Targa is another unique variant, with just two constructed – one left-hand drive and one right-hand drive. Both types showcase Morgan’s philosophy of no two cars being identical, thanks to extensive customisation possibilities.
Engine, Performance, Transmission, and Handling
With its potent BMW-sourced V8 engine offering up to 368 PS and 500 Nm of torque, the Aero 8 boasts exhilarating acceleration, particularly given its all-up weight of just over a tonne. Paired with Morgan’s aluminium chassis and either a six-speed manual or automatic gearbox, the Aero 8’s dynamics reflect a sharp, analogue driving experience that is rare in modern sports cars. The AP high-performance brake system supplied as standard or optional provides reassuring stopping power, while forged lightweight wheels reduce unsprung mass for more responsive handling. The Aeromax variant, with coupe bodywork, maintains similar technical prowess but stands out for its rigidity and unique rear-hatch design. * Morgan Aero 8 Roadster: Signature open-top design, choice of manual or automatic.
- Morgan Aeromax: Streamlined coupe, only 100 made, with increased chassis rigidity and bespoke styling.
- Morgan Aero 8 Targa: Extremely rare; two made with removable roof panel configuration.
Interior, Comfort, Exterior, and Design
The Aero 8 and its derivatives are the epitome of British craftsmanship with their bespoke interiors: up to 5,000 shades of leather, four distinct types of fine wood for dash and trim, and an immense variety of exterior paints (about 25,000 choices). The Aeromax coupe accentuates individuality with its tri-angular rear window and bold fastback silhouette. Signature details include deep-dish, forged Aeromax-specific 19-inch wheels, side-exiting stainless steel exhausts, and a dashboard crafted in luxurious woods often with root burr finish. Air conditioning, sound system, navigation options and precision-sewn leather seats come as standard or optional, ensuring not only sporting intent but sublime comfort.
Other Noteworthy Features
Every Aero 8 and Aeromax was produced at Morgan’s Malvern factory and tailored to its first owner’s requirements. Both left- and right-hand-drive configurations were available, further underlining Morgan's customer-oriented approach. Due to their individuality, these vehicles feature a host of one-off specifications, from rare paintwork to unique interior details, making each car a true original.
Summary
The Morgan Aero 8 stands as a distinctive entry in the British sports car tradition, blending hand-crafted luxury, modern engineering, and near-limitless customisation. Its fusion of a high-performance BMW V8, ultra-light construction, and a cabin tailored to individual order makes it a highlight for collectors seeking a driving experience that is both visceral and personal. With highly limited runs, particularly in the case of the Aeromax and Targa, the Aero 8 range offers unmatched exclusivity in the world of modern classic automobiles.

