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  • From all of us at Scout Motors, welcome to the Scout Community! We created this community to provide Scout owners, enthusiasts, and curiosity seekers with a place to engage in discussion, suggestions, stories, and connections. Supportive communities are sometimes hard to find, but we're determined to turn this into one.

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    Running boards/Step rails-what’s everybody’s preference?

    We have tube framed rock rail steps on our Badlands. It's about to swap the 35's for 37's and I have a 2"lift. Definitely need something to make it easier to hop in. The wheeling we do requires some clearance, but not insane amounts.
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    What kind of tech do you expect enabled in the car or interface?

    I love the ideas so far. I'd like to add: 4x4 data, angles of approach, trail camera, near obstacle warning. Flat towing capabilities (neutral towing capacity) Charging while flat towing -if you could manage this, every jeep and bronco you see being towed around would be replaced by a Scout.
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    Learn from the Bronco

    We like our bronco, waited almost two years for it and find it plenty powerful. It's our shared daily driver, we do offroading, dune buggying, and tow it behind our motor coach. Even through we opted for the lux package and leather, the interior is cool, but cheap. I wish it polluted less and...
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    What do you love or hate about other off-road vehicles

    Just as an FYI, my wife loves those grab bars, both when she drives and when she passengers, as the stock height of the Sasquatch package means she'd need lower handles than on the A pillar. We also use them for when off-road for spotting, leaning forward. Perhaps relocation plates for those...
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    Scout Design Team Feedback V1

    Online ordering with local service support - I HATE dealer gouging going unchecked Decent sized - Think Bronco-sized (versus Bronco Sport) 2 Door Option - possibly removable? Removable Hardtop RANGE - 350 miles+ or options for longer range models Flat Towable for those of us with motorcoaches...
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    Community Tour

    There's a fairly sizeable 6G Bronco group up in the PNW, Seattle area. I currently own one as well, a '22 2 Door Badlands Sasquatch. By 2026, I'd think that most/many of us, would be looking at the next best thing. I started out with a '70 Scout 800 as my first vehicle and am definitely keeping...
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