Does anyone have the number of wheel turns from lock to lock - would be curious to know as a compare
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thanks for the info - my x5 radius is only smaller by 3 feet so not so much difference. How long have you owned one?
I’ve owned an X5 diesel and currently own a Ineos. Trust me it’s a bit of a work out. Whatever you do don’t compare it to the X5 it’s completely different. This is a proper off roading old school truck.
Yes. Even so when going very slow or stationary on paved road it takes a bit of effort (assume due to weight and chunky tyres). The steering wheel is very thick which helps.
Thanks - I pick mine up next week. Do you have any regrets with the vehicle?
None, it has exceeded my expectations in almost every way. But I went in expecting a fairly basic modifiable heavy duty 4X4 not a luxury mall crawler, and I learnt to drive in a Range Rover classic. I have had no build quality issues or electrical gremlins (except for the GPS not working over 20kph), it’s built like a tank and I find the interior fit and finish to be excellent. Sure there are things that could be done better (RHD footrest issue & offset accelerator pedal) but the massive list of positives far outweigh the few negatives.
What is exciting is to now see all the accessories hitting the market as well. What color did you pick?
Sterling Silver with standard interior. Silver to reflect the hot Aussie sun. First non leather interior since my 2001 WRX STi but I feel it matches the vehicle better, plus the weave reminds me of vintage 911 pepita seats.
Actually that is exactly how I steer it. One handed, almost always, usually at the 3 o’clock position. In fact that is how I steered it when I went for a test drive in February.
Most of the time I am the same, on normal open roads elbow on the door sill and one hand on wheel. But when turning lock to lock, off-road or in tight city streets it’s two hands for me. Your one hand technique must be very powerful!
Trailmaster in Eldoret Blue with white top. Did the black and gray leather. Love the blue as it reminds me of the Gulf/Porsche livery colors of the 917. Even bought a subtle Gulf decal for the gas cap.
The turning radius is showing 22ft that’s better than most pickups
All you need is a Kevlar radiator fan and you will be set!
Looking for the requisite Beachwood shifter ball for the High/Low gears as we speak....
Let’s just say that my previous vehicle had a lot less power assist. Please don’t mention my massive forearms.
