Reddit reviews WolfWise Portable BBQ Grilling Basket 430 Stainless Steel Removable Handle
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INDEPENDENT CHARCOAL TRAY: The WolfWise BBQ Grill features an independent charcoal tray that allows you add charcoal easily. Simply pull the tray out by its handle to add charcoal and insert it back in to be ready to grill. The charcoal tray is secured with middle stopper to prevent it from falling out of the grillDURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Constructed with industrial grade stainless steel and aluminum alloy for durability and long lasting performanceTWO GRILL HEIGHT: The support leg features 2 sections, you can choose to use both sections to achieve maximum grill height of 30.31 in/77cm. For lower positioning, use only short section legs to set the height of the grill to 12.20 in/31cm. The leg base of each short section is adjustable to compensate for uneven floorsEASY ASSEMBLY: Smooth parts prevent cuts and other injuries during assembly. The grill comes with an easy-to-follow instruction for stress-free assembly without toolsSIDE WINGS & OVENWARE: Included are 2 side storage wings to house condiments and 1 ovenware to replace grill grate
I've got a small Coleman-ish folding grill that goes over coals and works great for 2-3 people, but I think that's neither the size nor method you want here. My older grill made of 2 cooling racks and stainless rod is closer in size/capability and packs well, I'll explain it shortly.
Honestly, if it's just car camping and packing is limited to flipping the lid into it and bagging it, a larger rectangular-shaped smokey joe-style one would be the easiest solution.
On the larger end, the coleman lxe roadtrip grill would cover you size- and convenience-wise, but it's propane and limited on portability.
There are some larger folding charcoal grills on amazon (like this one) at 12x30"-ish cooking area, but though it folds it looks a little big/heavy. There's others with various tradeoffs for quality/size/simplicity, but nothing exactly along your lines.
If there's fire pits where you go, then adding a grill over top is relatively easy. Head by a thrift store, grab the heaviest-gauge oven shelf/grill they have, and grab 2 pieces of 3/16" or 1/4" stainless rod to go across the grill/link both pieces through the dips on the underside of the grill, with enough extension over the ends to place on the edges of the fire pit/some rocks/etc. I use a plastic tube to hold the soot-covered rods, and a large ziploc for the grills.