Initially introduced at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Grenadier Quartermaster is the biggest model in the Grenadier lineup, with an extended 127-inch wheelbase, 12 inches longer than the SUV (or Station Wagon, as the company calls it). That extra hunk of metal at the back allows the pickup to carry up to 1,676 pounds of payload.
The extra capability comes with a price, though. The Quartermaster has a base price of £66,215 (around $84,000) in the UK, while the top-spec Fieldmaster starts at around £73,715 (~$94,000) – figures lower than the SUV’s pricing, which starts at £76,000 (~$96,500)
In the US, the price of the Grenadier SUV starts at $71,500. Once the Quartermaster arrives stateside, we can expect it to start under $70,000 based on the difference in pricing between the SUV and pickup from its home country.
