The Mud Life (UK)

Inside this issue you will find a whopping 18 pages about our drive in the long anticipated Ineos Grenadier.

The Mud Life 4x4 Magazine - #45 - February 2023

Inside this issue you will find a whopping 18 pages about our drive in the long anticipated Ineos Grenadier. There are also reviews on the Audi Q8 S Line, Genesis GV60 and Škoda Octavia 4x4 vRS estate, alongside real world green laning in the Range Rover HSE and Isuzu D-Max AT35. All this...

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Attached is a pdf of the IG article.

I didn't see this posted already.

 

[bemax]

The Mud Life 4x4 Magazine - #45 - February 2023

Inside this issue you will find a whopping 18 pages about our drive in the long anticipated Ineos Grenadier. There are also reviews on the Audi Q8 S Line, Genesis GV60 and Škoda Octavia 4x4 vRS estate, alongside real world green laning in the Range Rover HSE and Isuzu D-Max AT35. All this...

issuu.com

Attached is a pdf of the IG article.

I didn't see this posted already.

Another really passionate article! He brings in his opinion as an opinion and not as the truth. But you get the feeling that he has enough experience, so his opinion counts for me!

 

[Jean Mercier]

Very good review, and he drives a "Trailmaster"

 

[Lancs Lad]

Just to support this review, Damian is local to me and brings a wealth of knowledge and passion of the 4x4 community.

 

[Trialmaster]

That is an excellent on-line magazine - thanks for sharing.

 

[Disco Dave]

That is without a doubt, the best IG review so far. The fact that no water ingressed past the door seals, gives me confidence that very little dust will either, thats a big thing in Australia. That guy loved every minute of his adventure, because the vehicle performed so well.

 

[DenisM]

"Fun Fact" At the first drive day I attended back in Jan/Feb 2022, a snr manager who reports directly to Justin H. told the group of how Justin H, shortly after his appointment as CEO freighted samples of dirt and dust typical of Australian outback conditions to head office to demonstrate what the vehicle door/window seals would need to withstand. Apparently this resulted in a design change to the twin seal arrangement evident on the prototypes.

 

[emax]

A pleasure to read, an excellent reviewer.

Was for me like being in the car.