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Morris Other Models 1966 – A timeless classic that captured the 1960s automotive spirit. While the original retail price for a brand‑new Morris Other Models began at roughly £1,700 in 1966, the Morris Other Models price today is shaped by vintage appeal, condition, and rarity. Enthusiasts and collectors often consider the question, “what is a 1966 Morris Other Models worth?” In this guide we explore the key specifications, real-world depreciation trends, how it measures up to similar era cars, and why it remains a popular choice in the vintage market.

Key Specs at a Glance

• Model Year: 1966
• Engine: 1.7‑litre four‑cyl, 60 hp (modified versions up to 70 hp)
• Transmission: 4‑speed manual (optional 5‑speed later models)
• Fuel Type: Petrol (gasoline) – standard supplied fuel
• Dimensions: 4 360 mm (length) × 1 650 mm (width) × 1 370 mm (height)
• Weight: 1 000 kg (dry)
• Top Speed: 93 mph (150 km/h) – limited by gearing and power
• Acceleration: 0‑60 mph in ~16.5 seconds
• Drive Type: Front‑wheel drive with a front‑engine layout
• Insurance Category: Classic car (category 1) – low registration cost in many regions

Depreciation Insight
When a classic car like the Morris Other Models first enters the secondary market, it is often marked down below its historic purchase price to attract buyers. Morris Other Models depreciation typically follows a well‑known pattern: initial losses of 15‑20 % in the first year due to shifting demand and condition perceptions. Over the next five years, a steady 5‑8 % annual decline is observed, reflecting wear, scarcity, and general market trends. However, as the model ages beyond 25 years and begins to become collectible, the depreciation rate can flatten or even reverse slightly, especially if the vehicle is well‑maintained, 1966 models tend to attract a

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