grenadier

Not sure why you would want/need a Ineos Grenadier in London, but some people will buy one.

But the Queen's Guard is dependent on the Canadians for the bear skins they need to make those giant grenadier hats.

I have very little confidence I'd actually be able to keep a Grenadier on the road forever.

Ah yes, the Grenadier - BMW engine and modeled after a Defender.

I had to look up Ineos bc I’m only familiar with the Grenadier truck.

A touch more amusingly: In the order of precedence of the Foot Guards of the Household Division the Coldstream Guards are second after the Grenadier Guards.

I like the grenade glitches in the Command & Conquer series where, if you click again to retarget during the grenadier's windup animation, they will ignore the range check and can throw arbitrarily far.

There’s the Ineos Grenadier[1] > The Grenadier was designed to be a modern replacement of the original Land Rover Defender, with boxy bodywork, a steel ladder chassis, beam axles with long-travel progressive-rate coil spring suspension (front and rear), and powered by a BMW B58 inline six turbocharged engine.

I was seriously considering buying an Ineos Grenadier because I wanted a nice, modern, safe solid axle 4x4 with decent towing capacity that'll last 50 years or so, but the complexity of that B57/58 and the ZF 8spd, let alone all the other electronic trash like parking sensors, lane sensors, etc scared me off.

Ineos Grenadier, they make them like cars used to be made with real buttons and stuff.

The only recent example I'm aware of is the Ineos Grenadier, and it's quite controversial as it means the steering is a) slow, and b) has very low self-centering (also a function of caster).

I remember spending too many hours learning and trying to properly implement the lessons of The Grenadier’s Bible.