The Drive.com Review (USA)

'The automotive industry went through a significant change in late 2019 when Land Rover announced that it'd be building an all-new Defender. It wouldn't be a mechanically simple, body-on-frame near-tractor, but instead, follow the same tech-laden unibody recipe as its sibling in the fifth-generation Discovery and other newer Landies. This wasn't necessarily a bad thing (the new Defender rips off-road), but it was a massive change of pace for a nameplate that had become so beloved around the globe for the past several decades.'

2023 Ineos Grenadier Prototype Review: Joy in Simplicity and Old School Mechanical Grip

The Ineos Grenadier is a well-engineered off-roader that's meant to take up the sword of the old Land Rover Defender. It's the perfect fit.

www.thedrive.com

 

[DCPU]

How do you know it's an American review, without saying it's an American review:

"The Grenadier was smaller in person that I thought it'd be".

 

[bigleonski]

How do you know it's an American review, without saying it's an American review:

"The Grenadier was smaller in person that I thought it'd be".

Could be Aussie - I had exactly the same feeling when I first saw it.

 

[BD1]

"The Grenadier was smaller in person that I thought it'd be".

That is what she said

 

[CosmicSurfer]

How do you know it's an American review, without saying it's an American review:

"The Grenadier was smaller in person that I thought it'd be".

"In any case, I can't wait for these to go into production in earnest, and it sounds like delivery via participating U.S. dealers in the fourth quarter of 2023 is a very strong possibility. Currently, there are around 7,500 reservation holders anxiously awaiting them on our soil, with 30,000 units planned, globally, for the year." Prices were also in USD.