Is the current Land Rover Defender too soft for you? Are you scared of scuffing the glossy metallic paint on your wrapper-fresh Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen? Need something a bit more interesting than a Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro? We prescribe you an extended dose of the all-new 2024 Ineos Grenadier Quartermaster. As West Coast Bureau Chief Conner Golden experienced over the dusty, rock-strewn trails that cut through Joshua Tree National Park, the new truck version of the (also new) Ineos Grenadier SUV is one of the most capable and focused 4x4s on the market.
With full-time four-wheel drive, recirculating-ball steering, and solid front and rear axles, the Grenadier isn’t the happiest on-road, but all of this blends into a symphony when the pavement ends. That said, Golden believes it’s one of the more exciting vehicles you can drive around town (provided you know what you’re getting into). Join him in a deeper dive of the new Ineos Grenadier Quartermaster in the video above.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Quartermaster
1:12 Tailgate
1:26 Spare tire
1:50 Bed features
2:18 Under the skin
2:44 Driving impressions on-road
2:51 Steering
3:30 Ride comfort
3:50 Off-road impressions
4:30 Intended use case
5:30 Analog experience
6:27 Ineos’ first effort
7:20 Interior
8:01 Intelligent Speed Assist
8:37 Powertrain
9:42 Pricing and outro
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