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Ineos arrived in the automotive industry the way its founder Jim Ratcliffe does most things — with considerable money, considerable confidence, and a stated intention to build the vehicle nobody else had bothered to build properly. The Grenadier is the result: a no-nonsense, purpose-built 4×4 designed for people who found the modern Defender too soft and the G-Class too expensive to scratch. It is blunt, capable, and entirely unapologetic about both. Cars & Code covers Ineos with the appreciation its engineering honesty deserves and an eye on whether the company’s ambitions extend beyond one very good truck.
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There is a particular type of vehicle that car enthusiasts describe as "characterful" when what they actually mean is "deeply annoying to drive but impossible not to love." The Ineos Grenadier Quartermaster has been squarely in that category since it…
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