This is Ineos "B" Roll footage that wasn't released to the general public. As such they didn't do any post production on it. It is straight up raw footage.
Brilliant. Just Brilliant. Why LR did not make a new Defender using the old body style is beyond me. They are making no money in the secondary market and the new ones are are unattractive and always in the shop. I'm in!
Yes. This is footage taken by Ineos Automotive in Scotland a couple oy years ago. These were all pre-production prototypes. She is a fantastic vehicle.
Yes, if you want a used 200 series go ahead and buy one. Unfortunately good used 200 series costs around the same money as a brand new Grenadier. They are also very common on the roads and about as exciting as a midday movie. But go ahead if that meets your needs and wants as they are an excellent vehicle.
@@DavesIneosGrenadier Dave, watch the rear bash plate as it goes over actually somewhat rough, muddy terrain. Sadly, even the ridiculous 2023 Defender (actually a Disco 6) has way better clearance. Watch the video in which the rear plate scrapes over the ground.
@@DavesIneosGrenadierI'd be interested to challenge that and put it alongside my G300CDI even in its sadly lowered form (to resolve carpark headroom). Is it really equal in clearance to the old outgoing Defender 110 ?
The only aspect that the Grenadier falls short on is ground clearance! It's horrendous, to say the least. It's sad to see how promos con the unitiated into awe by showing these 4x4s driving through puddles that a sedan could more than comfortably go through.
@@svideotube most maybe but a vehicle like this people are not buying to go to the shops. This is for taking into the wild. New studio is correct it’s embarrassing how bad it is I thought I was seeing things at a recent show when I looked around it, then under.
Such a beautiful car
Awesome cinematic 👌🏻 🎞️🎬
Very cinematic!
Lack of sound made me think to skip forward
This is Ineos "B" Roll footage that wasn't released to the general public. As such they didn't do any post production on it. It is straight up raw footage.
Brilliant. Just Brilliant. Why LR did not make a new Defender using the old body style is beyond me. They are making no money in the secondary market and the new ones are are unattractive and always in the shop. I'm in!
Agree
I’ve seen many companies make great losses almost irreversible because of board room policies and decisions, case in hand Land Rover defender
Some sound might improve things...
Is that Ineos Dave?
Yes. This is footage taken by Ineos Automotive in Scotland a couple oy years ago. These were all pre-production prototypes. She is a fantastic vehicle.
Машина классная, но я не вижу реального бездорожья!
Mit Ton würde es mir besser gefallen.
Or you could just buy a second hand 200 series.
Yes, if you want a used 200 series go ahead and buy one. Unfortunately good used 200 series costs around the same money as a brand new Grenadier. They are also very common on the roads and about as exciting as a midday movie. But go ahead if that meets your needs and wants as they are an excellent vehicle.
@@DavesIneosGrenadier I live in western australia and have had three. Never let me down.
@@bertmacdonald337 And they never will as they are excellent vehicles.
Grenadier, spend 1000 pounds more and get the blooming vehicle's belly OFF THE GROUND!
That surprises me as it has equal to or better ground clearance than all of its opposition in standard form.
@@DavesIneosGrenadier Dave, watch the rear bash plate as it goes over actually somewhat rough, muddy terrain. Sadly, even the ridiculous 2023 Defender (actually a Disco 6) has way better clearance. Watch the video in which the rear plate scrapes over the ground.
@@DavesIneosGrenadierI'd be interested to challenge that and put it alongside my G300CDI even in its sadly lowered form (to resolve carpark headroom). Is it really equal in clearance to the old outgoing Defender 110 ?
This on and off thing with the sound is just not it hey
The only aspect that the Grenadier falls short on is ground clearance! It's horrendous, to say the least. It's sad to see how promos con the unitiated into awe by showing these 4x4s driving through puddles that a sedan could more than comfortably go through.
Its marketing. Most 4 wheelers are not really going to take it into the wild.
@@svideotube most maybe but a vehicle like this people are not buying to go to the shops. This is for taking into the wild. New studio is correct it’s embarrassing how bad it is I thought I was seeing things at a recent show when I looked around it, then under.
Only?
Try a long list of.
Not sure which vehicle you were looking at. It has extremely good ground clearance for a standard 4WD out of the factory.
What other solid axles 4x4 have better grown clearance (without portals)? grenadier diffs are pretty flat.