Ineos Grenadier Review: Modern Off-Roader Inspired by Classic SUVs
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In the thrilling review of the Ineos Grenadier by Doug DeMuro, we're introduced to a true off-road beast that harks back to the glory days of rugged SUVs. Priced at a hefty $80,000, this British creation is a nod to the classic Land Rover Defender and Toyota Land Cruiser, designed for those who crave adventure without the frills. With its no-nonsense, utilitarian approach, the Grenadier stands out in a sea of soft, luxury SUVs, embodying the spirit of true off-road exploration.
Under the hood, the Grenadier boasts a BMW-sourced 3L straight-6 engine, tuned specifically for pulling power rather than outright performance. This powertrain, paired with a standard four-wheel drive system, ensures that the Grenadier is ready to tackle any terrain with ease. Despite its British roots, this SUV is manufactured in France, adding a unique twist to its story. The interior is a button-lover's paradise, with a plethora of switches and dials for climate control, off-road settings, and more.
Stepping inside the Grenadier reveals a cockpit filled with buttons and switches, reminiscent of a fighter jet's control panel. The infotainment system, while not cutting-edge, offers unique features like the Pathfinder function for recording off-road trails. The back seat provides surprising roominess, but lacks storage options and easy access, highlighting a few drawbacks in an otherwise impressive interior. The cargo area, accessed through a split tailgate design, adds to the Grenadier's practicality and versatility for all your adventure gear.
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Many users appreciate the interior design of the Ineos Grenadier, comparing it to an old school airplane cockpit.
Some users express a desire for more buttons and switches in the interior, finding it practical and cool.
There are comments about the uniqueness of the Ineos Grenadier's design compared to other SUVs.
Users mention the association of the bicycle symbol on the "toot" button with the Ineos Grenadiers cycling team.
Some users point out the high price of the Ineos Grenadier as a potential drawback.
There are comments about the steering issue and potential alignment problems.
Users mention seeing the Ineos Grenadier on the road and appreciating its design and interior.
Some users express interest in a potential urban version of the Ineos Grenadier for city use.
There are comments about the lack of tech in the Ineos Grenadier for its price.
Users mention the growing presence of the Ineos Grenadier on the roads, particularly in the UK.
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