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I did not take delivery of my Grenadier for other issues that bothered me (still so much about the vehicle I love) - and thought ADAS was going to be a big impact. After driving the vehicle though the ADAS speed alert went off one time and that was it. Lane change alert was on the console - but never beeped. Walked out thinking ADAS was a nothing burger at best....Assuming what they told you is true, I would like to see a declarative statement from the dealer / INEOS.
My opinion:
Requirement = Seat Belt Chime which can't be turned off until you buckle up.
(Non) Requirement / Interpretation of a Requirement = ADAS which can be turned off in a pain in the A$$ manner.
I was in a 2024 Toyota SUV for a week in Colorado. Their version of ADAS, which had A LOT more features, was perfectly acceptable and not intrusive.
I would say that some dealers are telling buyers it's a 'requirement' (to close the sale) and others are telling buyers the 'Favorite Hack' (to close the sale). Salespeople sell the products they have, including minimizing annoying features. I'm not being anti-salesperson here but relying on them to understand the requirements to get a vehicle on the road is probably a bad assumption.
Intentional or not (I am suspicious), the previous Press / Media reviews of the Grenadier were not with the version WE are being delivered. LOVE the vehicle BUT if ADAS was a known 'feature/requirement,' I would NOT have bought it.
As soon as a mainstream media review of a 2024 Grenadier (with ADAS) is released, it will be a viral moment for this issue.
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