INEOS Grenadier Walkaround | Day's Motor Group
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- Want to learn more about the new INEOS Grenadier? We were lucky to enough to have one visit Day's Neath recently where INEOS experts talked through all the fantastic features it has to offer. Take a look for yourself!
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Guys if you're going to present wearing a mask, then wear a microphone as well as it was very difficult to hear you. Besides that, love the Grenadier, I've already registered my spot. Can't wait!
I can hear you fine.
Great review sir watching yr review from Jamaica love it
Nice review but I’d like to see more of the chassis and under the hood.
please tell us about the reliability and the longevity of the car. cost of service and availability of parts if broken. I want this car and want to keep it for years to come. for me it is either this or the 70 series Landcruiser in Australia. I prefer something more updated
3:47 It's already broken...
@@jbuckley2546 where is the broken bit mate?
@@jbuckley2546 i saw it mater it is cracked i was watching on my mobiel screen before
Good heavens -- I'm in love with a truck!
At last splash proof instruments for river crossings......but are they humity proof or condensation in cold environments? will you test the vehicle for military specfication to altitudes of 16000 ft ?
If for some reason a driver stopped the Grenadier on the roadside in poor conditions at night and opened both rear doors the main rear lights would be obscured. only numberplate lights and small reflectors to warn oncoming traffic. This could be fixed with some lighting in rear bumper.
And if the driver was standing there, those bumper lights would be obscured. Covering the driver with reflective tape and Christmas lights would be an easy fix.
That BMW shifter is the first thing to go, if I buy one... It looks terribly out of place and is what's in my mother's cheap low end BMW.. I don't want it in my 4x4 lol
Something the presenter just said doesn't sit right. No OEM Satnav but they're relying on Apple Carplay or Google Auto... Do they still work if you don't have a cell phone signal and you only have a GPS satellite signal.
Very good point, my vehicle has Apple CarPlay, which works very well, but I still carry a Garmin as a backup for when it has no signal, and a Zoleo too. If that doesn’t work it’s on to smoke signals, and yelling for help really loudly.
It depends upon what Navigation App you are running on your iPhone or Android phone. There are Apps available that allow you to download the map data directly to your phone and from then on you only need the GPS (satellite visibility), signal to have navigation working - no cellular reception required.
@@johncanalese588 can you give examples please?
@@rsoul7282 I'm fairly sure TomTom for iOS doesn't need mobile data for nav as the maps are stored on the phone. Obviously need data for the traffic warnings though.
Bring it on ! . We have waited long enough . It looks the business . Price & where will they be sold "BMW " ? or a own salesroom ? &&&& Dont forget the Sweatshirts /T shirts for advertising ect
its a one ton payload in the rear, but does it take the standard pallet size between the wheel arches?
The five seater utility version will for a pallet.
Said so multiple times
I hope the reliability of this automobile will be high with all those BMW components.
They should have gone with the Toyota V-8...
@@seinundzeiten I would suggest either Toyota V6 or Inline6 since most car manufacturers are phasing away V8 due to efficiency.
Does the Grenadiers' climate control have an automatic anti air pollution filter? (So it switches to internal air circulation if the sensor detects air pollution).
Is this the “silver” or “gun metal grey” ?
Whenever in INEOS talks about the Grenadier, they talk about the Diesel…Sadly…Notwithstanding the fact that the Diesel isn’t coming to North America, if the petrol engine is so great, why don’t we hear anything about it? If INEOS really hopes to sell the petrol (gas) powered version in North America to anybody but soccer moms, as mall crawlers,, they had better ‘up’ their game… (I’ve paid my down payment and reserved a spot… For now!)
He mentions that there’s lots of talk which I can blatantly hear we need action not talk.
I've been watching videos of the Grenadier for one year now. Can the next reviewer please press the cyclist toot? Ineos has made such a big deal of it that I'm really curious to hear how it sounds...
Omg i know lol
he should have inclined the back seats so that we could appreciate the space that way
The vehicle shows a lot of promise. But the bumper and grill. I think you can do better.
It is a bit 'snouty' isn't it ? It has notes of the old Humber FV1601 about its nose.
Was this in Wales? I would love to see one and leave my sticky paw prints on it but not close enough for me.
description says Neath
Taking our classic British icon and making it in France , what the hell!
Well, Lorraine is physically closer than Slovakia at least !
strange weres the engine shots , ssshhhh we dont want too show u that . tbh dont think this would last 5 mins in the african dessert , no aa or rac too fix engine managment failure lol i would stick too a trusty troopy anyday
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Hieno auto, mutta pitääkö esittely tuolla naamavaipalla pilata!
This product need 6 more Features that will allow it to truly be a compelling product
1 remote start
2 keyless entry and start ( in the great outdoors I should not have to take out my gloves and fight with my phone and wallet in my jeans pocket to get the keys to start the car in the freezing cold)
3 wireless charging for cell phones
4 more cup holders 2 for each passenger : water and a slurpy
5 multiple USB ports
6 an optional rear bench seat that could accommodate 2 kids that could be clipped in or clipped out . Entry to the rear would only need to be on one side of the mid row seats keep the batteries on the other side. Or from the small split door at the back
7 and maybe put another one of those clipping racks on top of each of the front fenders ( this is more of a nice to have )
With these features I think this would fly of the shelf and these features would add less that $100 to production cost the technology is readily available and adds more utility to the product
More shit to break…
@@Robdutton91 that stuff does not break I have a 2007 car and all that simple stuff still works.
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Move the bloke listening away, take the mask off and then we could hear what your saying!
Great car, really rubbish review! As everyone else is saying, please use a mic when wearing a mask!
My main gripe is that this is ment to be a review about the motor, not skimming over the car out of focus,but concentrating on the bloke talking!
Going for reliability I’m surprised that a Toyota engine wasn’t used
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Fantastic vehicle but PLEASE.....you talk so fast and rushed and muffeld with the mask on making it even worse! I found that most irritating as I am sure a lot of peple do.
Please take the masks off guys ridiculous
I’m literally deaf & I could hear him…..did you find it visually offensive? 🤷🏼♂️
Sooner have a 25yr old Defender.
Give me a break 😂
@@GR8TmateSorry I meant to say a 35yrs Defender. Yes I can give you a break
@@terrygribb9185 You keep driving that old piece of crap brother, my hat is off to you 👍. I’m not a hater, I’ve dragged a few behind my 70 series when they’ve given up leaving their owners stranded & Im sure I will do it again 😂.
You must have a deep connection with that vehicle m, that’s all I can say 😊
It should be an EV, going obsolete very quickly!
Battery technology as it stands today would render this useless for anyone other than soccer moms. Overlanding would be out of the question