I agree with this. Ineos maybe the last manufacturer to make a vehicle with this capability and at this price. G wagen has same capabilities but almost double in price. Realistically, Ineos may stop building these in the next few years if they can't flip a profit. If this happens, you have a true collector car in your possession if you ever want to sell it.I have been around a lot of that flipping. I’ve managed to get a few desirable cars/trucks over the past two years. They were really very strange times for all types of hoarding and flipping. The one part of the equation that will be different (as the grenadier is released) is that money isn’t free anymore. I was very tempted to flip a couple cars but I’m glad that I didn’t give in to the temptation. We are living in a strange time of perceived (if not actual) scarcity. My honest advice to any one lucky enough to be able to get/afford a first run Grenadier? KEEP IT! Use it and enjoy it. I have a nagging feeling that we might not be able to replace them easily in the future. Strange times indeed
Haha...we have the same plan...2057 it is. That would mean an age of 95 for me. The Grenadier will stay with us until then! Might be the last Diesel Burner I'll ever buy.I already told my kids, "If I die before I get the car, you can sell it at least with 10% profit, because there already was a price increase on new orders".
I only forgot to tell them that according to my planning I will die in 2057, still with that same Grenadier in my possession!