View more photos of Eddie Jordan's old Morgan

Irishman Eddie Jordan was the founder and former owner of the Jordan Grand Prix team which he operated from 1991 to 2005.

The Jordan team had a few successes with its best result coming in the 1998 Belgium Grand Prix when Damon Hill and Ralf Schumacher achieved a one-two.

Auto Trader is the number one place to get yourself a celebrity-owned car. Over the past two months we’ve featured motors previously owned by the likes of Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney and boxer Mike Tyson.

Jordan’s old Morgan Plus 4 is a classic British sports car, which despite its vintage looks is less than a year old.

The Plus 4 is built to the same principles as the first model which rolled off the production line in 1951, combining a lightweight hand crafted body and traditional interior finish.

Powered by a 2-litre Ford-derived Duratec engine, the two seat Morgan produces 143bhp – meaning 0-62mph (100kph) in 7.3 seconds and a top speed of 120mph.

Inside, Jordan’s Plus 4 features a leather dash board and centre console, heated front screen and a claret leather interior while the outside boasts 15-inch stainless steel wire wheels – a £1,000 option.

It’s not the first time one of Eddie Jordan’s old cars has appeared on Auto Trader. Last year we featured another one of his British sports cars – an Aston Martin DB9.

But while you needed £81,000 for the Aston, you can get your hands on the Morgan Plus 4 – which is still covered under the manufacturer’s warranty and has a full service history – for £31,995 from Stratton Motor Company in Norfolk.

View more photos of Eddie Jordan's old Morgan