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Rent a Grenadier from Hertz....

wolftimj

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Would be interested in what locations have it. Wonder if they need additional insurance waiver also.

When I tried to get a Galendewagen from Hertz or Enterprise I need additional insurance. Of course I didn't know I should have picked up the phone to reserve it specifically and I would have been stuck with a Full Size Range Rover so I passed entirely.
 
Grenadiers are easily damaged???

Uncomfortable? Are these the morons who complain about no seat electronic seat adjustments. I rent about 15 to 20 cars a year, and I take my Grenadier over almost everything. Especially for driving position.

Not totally a good sign. Having ones from a rental pool might hurt the resale value if there are a lot of them, or shows that they’re having a hard time selling them.

Not thrilled to buy a used rental, especially with one as complex as the Grenadier.
 
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Body panels are very flimsy, shiny metallic paint scratches easily.
If you stick to the wide blacktop and avoid car parks on holiday you might be OK. We don't have those sorts of holidays.
flimsy body panels, compared to what, an Abrams tank? You know they didn’t invent their own paint, from what I understand it’s BASF automotive coatings.
I can understand your trepidation about renting from Hertz, but blaming the body panels and the paint on the Grenadier seems a bit off.
 
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flimsy body panels, compared to what, an Abrams tank? You know they didn’t invent their own paint, from what I understand it’s BASF automotive coatings.
I can understand your trepidation about renting from Hertz, but blaming the body panels and the paint on the Grenadier seems a bit off.
Most modern cars have flimsy panels; steel, alloy or plastic. You can dent them with your finger.
I am comparing them to 60s and 70s cars I own , where a tap with a hammer will have no effect and any modern car opening its door against mine will likely need bodywork.
Just a fact of the 21st century obsession with fuel economy and the shortage of panel beaters.
The Ineos, much as I love it, has a fragile shell.
 
I think this is great news.

We are flying to Dallas next week for a family reunion. I may be jumping the gun, but I will look to see if we can rent a Grenadier when we are there.
 
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