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benniferj



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Im trying to give the Grenadier a balanced look in regards to it is very much a step into the unknown and just because it resembles a Land Rover doesn't mean it is in any sort of historical, familiar build kind of way.
I guess what I expect, or hope to see from them is a 'nuts and bolts' vehicle that complies with vehicle legislation and frankly something that I wanted or expected from a Defender revamp. I'd like it to be very reconfigurable, as simple as can be bearing in mind regs really!

What I dont expect is the Grenadier to fall into a price point that works for me, unfortunately, but lets see where they go with that. LR have created something at an outrageously high price point, that doesn't tick any boxes for me at all, so at least Ineos have shown us something that COULD be very good and hopefully proves it is. Insta: @thebenjordan4x4
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Supacat wrote:
Looks really appealing to me:

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Although quite blurry, there's a pic of the interior on the LHS in the background... Darren

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Supacat



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Well spotted. Thumbs Up

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MikeJ



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Supacat wrote:
Looks really appealing to me:

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That looks a lot bigger than the SW. Looks like a longer wheelbase and a longer overhang behind the rear wheels.
That will be a big truck - I reckon it's bigger than the Amarok we have and that's a lot longer than the 110.
Finally a double cab with decent rear seats? I always find them too upright for long trips.

How about a vat qualifying USW (we're calling them "hard tops" now, aren't we Laughing )?
That would be interesting...

Mike
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SN



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Supacat wrote:
Well spotted. Thumbs Up



Here's a better grab


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blackwolf



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MikeJ wrote:
Supacat wrote:
Looks really appealing to me:

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That looks a lot bigger than the SW. Looks like a longer wheelbase and a longer overhang behind the rear wheels.
That will be a big truck - I reckon it's bigger than the Amarok we have and that's a lot longer than the 110.
Finally a double cab with decent rear seats? I always find them too upright for long trips.

How about a vat qualifying USW (we're calling them "hard tops" now, aren't we Laughing )?
That would be interesting...

Mike


I reckon the wheelbase is about 24" longer than the SW version, if you compare rear wheel positions and sizes, and certainly at first glance it looks as though ti has a great deal going for it. It will however be interesting to see inside since the very thin rear panel directly behind the rear door suggests that the rear seat either must be pretty upright or further forward than you might expect (less legroom). It is I guess a preproduction so may change, but the mere fact it is being shown and is in the line-up is something I find hugely encouraging.
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Swine&Small



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"What do you expect from the Grenadier?"
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Supacat



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So whilst the issue of the oblong box on the station wagon is potentially solved (although it does seem to still be odd), here's another one on the double cab.

What are these?


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RFT



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Looking really good
The double cab pick up max axle load would be good to know as well as carrying capacity. 130 Puma HCPU with an Artica 240LR Demountable Camper
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Supacat wrote:
So whilst the issue of the oblong box on the station wagon is potentially solved (although it does seem to still be odd), here's another one on the double cab.

What are these?


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Maybe the attachement points for automatically folding sidesteps? ___________________________________
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Cup holders?
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Morepower



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MikeJ wrote:
Supacat wrote:
Looks really appealing to me:

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That looks a lot bigger than the SW. Looks like a longer wheelbase and a longer overhang behind the rear wheels.
That will be a big truck - I reckon it's bigger than the Amarok we have and that's a lot longer than the 110.
Finally a double cab with decent rear seats? I always find them too upright for long trips.

How about a vat qualifying USW (we're calling them "hard tops" now, aren't we Laughing )?
That would be interesting...

Mike


Excuse me Mike... But the hardtop is still not a commercial vehicle... Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing If the hype is to be believed then this will carry 1 tonne (so should be vat qualifying)... It doesn't matter how bad it is, It can always get worse...

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