Recent content by pmatusov

... or hire piano movers.

I assume it is not going to be an apartment in a multi-story building :)

I remember a time when the worst joke on the move was to pack books into cardboard boxes from 17" CRT monitors.

Normally I don't cross-post; this is an observation I just posted on Discoweb.

My 7000-mile average MPG is 14. That's "gallons paid for at the pump"/"miles driven by odometer." The Grenadier's odometer is phenomenally accurate with stock tires. ... That said, my Classic's mileage is hovering between 11 and 12 mpg.

It seems that there's plenty of steel take-offs from Grenadiers - the pattern is 6x130mm, though. If an adapter could be made, the wheels aren't bad - look like Wolf wheels, and the load capacity is close to Wolfs. Besides Baja Boss (the only 35" tire in 17" rim size), there is plenty of 17"...

The Ineos announcement mentioned both EV and hybrid versions.

Got that in my inbox, too. Doesn't look bad at all, like a mini Grenadier. If it comes out at a reasonable price, it would be a good commuter option.

I rented a 2016 110 in Edinburgh three years ago from Turo. They had a selection of other Land Rovers, too.

Dealers vary. San Diego local dealer so far appears to behave as Land Rover dealer did 25 years ago - mostly quiet, but organizing owners off-road rides. On both test drives I attended, I have not heard or seen written a word "lifestyle."

LOL. They are not selling the "lifestyle," it is you who is looking for one. If anything, INEOS is pretty mute compared to the shameless Land Rover advertisement based entirely on the past.

Jimmy, remember I relayed it from Russian LR forums that both 2.7 and 3.0 TDV6 are garbage?

But I thought you got something else with that RRS besides great mileage...

They do give "takeaway" samples at Islay distilleries, too!

I have to say that the Grenadier had never slammed brakes on me on this trip, and never warned me of the impending action. Either I was reasonable or that ADAS function is relatively tame.