After reading the article in our September issue, "Waking the Sleeping Beauty," about driving through the Cotswolds in England, reader Robert of Los Angeles emailed us to offer up another tip for classic car fans. He writes:
The Morgan automobile factory is located a short distance west of the Cotswolds in Malvern Link. This family-owned company is celebrating their 100th anniversary this year and a tour of the factory is a fascinating experience for anyone interested in automobiles. The majority of these hand-built autos are the "traditional" model which has changed little in the last 50 years, at least in appearance. Renting one of these cars at the factory provides a wonderful vintage motoring experience, at least on a sunny day.
Thanks to Robert for his tip! Have a comment, idea, suggestion, or response to a story you've read in the magazine? Email us at Travel_Talk@ngs.org. For more on the Cotswolds, check out our article and photo gallery online. And find more classic road trips at our Drives of a Lifetime page.
Photo: David McLain
The Morgan automobile factory is located a short distance west of the Cotswolds in Malvern Link. This family-owned company is celebrating their 100th anniversary this year and a tour of the factory is a fascinating experience for anyone interested in automobiles. The majority of these hand-built autos are the "traditional" model which has changed little in the last 50 years, at least in appearance. Renting one of these cars at the factory provides a wonderful vintage motoring experience, at least on a sunny day.
Thanks to Robert for his tip! Have a comment, idea, suggestion, or response to a story you've read in the magazine? Email us at Travel_Talk@ngs.org. For more on the Cotswolds, check out our article and photo gallery online. And find more classic road trips at our Drives of a Lifetime page.
Photo: David McLain










How lovely! The Cotswolds is a lovely place to drive around.