INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster Ute driven at launch

Is the INEOS Quartermaster Ute any good

Quartermaster Ute – I have just returned from two very enjoyable days in the Flinders Ranges for the launch of the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster Ute.

INEOS Quartermaster profile 1

For those listeners that have been there you know what I’m talking about. For those that haven’t been yet, definitely put it on your list.

The Grenadier Quartermaster is essentially the wagon with the boot replaced by a tub.

It carries the same smooth and powerful straight six BMW engines in petrol and diesel with the same ZF transmission.

INEOS has extended Quartermaster Ute chassis by 305mm which gives a tub length of 1564mm and width of 1619mm. The Quartermaster Ute Payload is 832kg. It will still tow 3500kg. The tailgate is strong and can support 225kg when open.

We put the Quartermaster through a mix of long on road sections, many dirt tracks and private farm trails as well as some punishing off road tracks and climbs.

I found that the Grenadier Quartermaster did what was asked of it without fuss.

INEOS’s combination of refined and composed on road ride and handling and off-road capability is matched by very few vehicles. Think of a LandCruiser 79 series Ute for capability with Land Rover Defender Luxury and ride and handling.

The Quartermaster sits almost in its own unique segment. I have to say I loved the Grenadier Quartermaster Dua Cab Ute. Its awesome.

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Im Rob Fraser

INEOS Quartermaster interior 1

Readers can find more details about the INEOS Quartermaster Ute – HERE

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