Show Notes
Welcome back to the hardly new and officially unofficial Grenadier podcast hosted by KRABBY and STU For this hodge podge episode we discuss the latest news in the North American market. Mainly the latest webinar from Greg Clark and what it means for customer deliveries. We discuss the upcoming dealer day announcement and what it could mean for North American customers and how we as a community fit into the mix long term.
The chicken tax comes up again as we lament some of the vehicles that we can’t get in North America and we throw out a couple of questions to monster Jam, because why not, as we try and work out if a Grenadier has the chops to tow a monster truck.
A new addition to the show is an after hours session and this time round we discuss the lunacy of relying on a mobile phone to open and start your car.
Sit back, relax and enjoy this episode of Grenadier Works with KRABBY and an under the weather STU
Grit, Rigor and Humour
The INEOS Forum INEOS Automotive The Latest Q&A From Ineos Americas (grenadiers have landed) Monster Jam
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”The Grenadier” headline track by Gabriel Borza ”Grenadier Works” logo by Antonio García
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