the BMW engine in there is the most compelling reason to get that vehicle, IMO. Power everywhere, dead reliable (I had one in my 335i that gave me 70k trouble free miles), and sounds downright glorious with the right exhaust.
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(Ford flex enters the chat.)
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Most brands have a stigma, can't really blame people for that. Let's not talk about English car making stigma as Land Rover and Jaguar are the first companies that come to mind. Inos is fighting an uphill battle.
Wooow, Ford can't touch the Pacifica! Got double wide doors!
Really the most interesting part of this vehicle is the axles. Going to be interesting to see how much crossover with Dana axles.
The wife and I fell in love with the old defenders on a trip to England. She wants one of these, but configuring one as bare bones as I can I'm at $86K (they can hit $100K). I'm going to wait and see at that price. I need a truck, I want an offroader. The Quartermaster might fit that bill if the Grenadier does well.
My mom had a 2007 535 from new that was a pile, and went through a bunch of warranty stuff before the turbos crapped themselves at like 57k. If it was an NA engine I wouldn't worry so much, but no one jumps to BMW when people ask about which car companies are the most reliable.
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Well after canceling my reservation, I get this email that my IG is scheduled! (Wish Ford would schedule my Heritage). What to do. I seriously love the look of these.
Screw it - check it out when it arrives, then either take it, deny it, or flip it. Whatever you chose, at least you have the choice
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I have one reserved. Waiting to see about the service network in Canada before I decide if I'm going to accept delivery. Loaded Trialmaster with winch ends up around 130k Canadian dollars. for reference I paid under 55k for my 22 outer banks 2 door.
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You have to see how well it compares to
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I love these, but a few concerns...
1) Build quality, Ineos isn't an established manufacturer
2) Price
3) Dealer network
4) Reliability
5) Warranty work
1) Build quality, Ineos isn't an established manufacturer
2) Price
3) Dealer network
4) Reliability
5) Warranty work
I hate to say this, but I’ve been wondering the same thing about Ford lately
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Hmmm... I could go for this if it become a little more mainstream, i.e. parts and service. Aftermarket stuff? it looks like it needs bigger tires and a 2" lift.
The BMW motor is the B58. Do your research, the motor is amazing with great reliability. There is an interesting connection with Toyota that you should know about, unless you live under a rock. I’ve got one in my car and I’d take one for my Jeep and Bronco if I could.
Ineos announced Sewell of Plano, TX as my dealer. They already responded to one of our FB group saying they would NEVER charge above MSRP. So far so good. They will have demos available in a couple of weeks. I will be taking the wife for a weekend in lovely Plano soon.
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