Grenadier Experience Roadshow in Germany

[DCPU]

Nice video from the German couple. Having watched more than a few of their videos, I'm impressed that he's impressed with the interior quality.

First glimpse of the tool roll opened and it looks to include more than just the basic wheel nut wrench and jack handle.

I'd have to pick him up on the "unique" feature of low range without diff lock. I use it all the time when manoeuvring my trailer with my old Defender.

 

[emax]

With some irony as usual.

I didn't post it as I guess they wanted to do it themselves.

 

[DaveB]

Someone may have a picture to illustrate but the even small display only shows on 1/3 the image of the rear camera so quite small honestly.

My Mazda BT50 only had a small image taking up about 30% of the rear view mirror.
Most of the 20 cars I had before that had no reversing camera.

 

[emax]

It should be sufficient for reversing. No chance of identifying a car that is tailgating on the highway, though.

 

[DaveB]

t should be sufficient for reversing. No chance of identifying a car that is tailgating on the highway, though.

I was planning on getting a dashcam with front and rear cameras. Also looking at a HUD

 

[emax]

> I was planning on getting a dashcam with front and rear cameras.

That's my idea too.

Worth an extra thread.

 

[grenadierboy]

I am a bit confused. Why would you put a bed in the back of this vehicle.
Where do you put the shower, toilet etc?
Many people in Australia tow a campervan, caravan, or sleep in a tent or swag.
We stay in a caravan park, hotel, airbnb.
Driving all day in the vehicle and then sleeping inside as well it must get pretty smelly.

Sleeping inside the Grenadier - I think really only on an exception basis - as the cars dimensions and set-up with a second row of seats do not make it ideal/easy.

I will be using my tent (set-up beside the car) or sleeping in a camping trailer.