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Wow that puts it in more perspective, as long as its roomier than a wrangler im happy with it
My concern is with parking it. From what I looked up, standard parking spaces are 96-108” wide. That leaves no room to open the door and get out!
What do you mean!? You'll have at least 5 whole inches! Maybe we can climb out of the roof or out the back? lol
I think the only place we'll safely be able to fit these is in a Costco parking lot...or next to a lake.
Scout’s 91.6” width includes mirrors.
F150 Raptor is 96” wide with mirrors and 86.6” without mirrors, for reference.
The tires and fenders appear equally as wide as the mirrors at 91.6” on the Scout.
So it seems the Scout closer to a full-size SUV than a Jeep or Bronco, even the Braptor.
That’s what the off road capability is for - to find a place to park itWhat do you mean!? You'll have at least 5 whole inches! Maybe we can climb out of the roof or out the back? lol
I think the only place we'll safely be able to fit these is in a Costco parking lot...or next to a lake.
My Flex is 76” wide without mirrors and it’s a pain to find places to park sometimes already. This could be interesting.
It’s nearly identical in size to the new Hummer SUV, I think the Scout looks much and in reveal videos it doesnt appear to be nearly as big when a person is next to it. I wonder if the dimensions (specifically the width) are accurate on the website
Has anyone seen a weight? Looks like a little larger than our new Land Cruiser. Wonder when they’ll have some viewable by the public?
The Cybertruck is a mid sized truck. The long bed Tacoma is longer than it and a lot taller. And only 2 inches shorter in width.
I hope these dimensions are correct because I'm sick of these tiny electric trucks. This is America for goodness sake!
My Sequoia is 80" wide without mirrors. The new Traveler says 91.6" width (appears to be width without mirrors).
So it would be about a foot wider than a Sequoia ? And that Sequoia is not easy to park.
I'm guessing the width online is not correct or the production vehicle will not be that wide.
The length seems right with the rear tire carrrier.
So it would be about a foot wider than a Sequoia ? And that Sequoia is not easy to park.
I'm guessing the width online is not correct or the production vehicle will not be that wide.
The length seems right with the rear tire carrrier.
I'd love a wide vehicle like that. May suck to park sometimes, but man that would be massive. Fingers crossed.
But I also agree that there must be a mis-print or something there. I bet its more like 81". It would have been very apparent in the reveal video if it was that wide.
I put in a Traveler reservation, but I'm concerned about the size. This would need to be a daily driver for me, and my work means I'm having to park in urban environments pretty frequently. That means tight parallel parking, smaller spaces and narrower road lanes.
Out of curiosity, I did a scaling exercise on both the 360 images and the dimensions illustration from the website. I scaled it on the tire height assuming 35". This gave me measurements closer to 196" length from front bumper to edge of spare and 84" width measured at the front fender flares. Height was pretty close to what is listed. Obviously everything is still a bit in flux, but if it ends up being truly as big as the dimensions are listed on the site, I may end up having to sadly pass.
Out of curiosity, I did a scaling exercise on both the 360 images and the dimensions illustration from the website. I scaled it on the tire height assuming 35". This gave me measurements closer to 196" length from front bumper to edge of spare and 84" width measured at the front fender flares. Height was pretty close to what is listed. Obviously everything is still a bit in flux, but if it ends up being truly as big as the dimensions are listed on the site, I may end up having to sadly pass.
I don’t think the width value is correct.
I measured the height and width of the vehicle drawing precisely with calipers and found the width is 1.127 times the height. If the height measurement is correct at 76.3 the width is actually about 86.0 in (with mirrors because they do not project).
Hopefully, we’ll get some clarification.
Attendees at the event didn’t seem to think the vehicles were absurdly huge, just “midsized”.
I measured the height and width of the vehicle drawing precisely with calipers and found the width is 1.127 times the height. If the height measurement is correct at 76.3 the width is actually about 86.0 in (with mirrors because they do not project).
Hopefully, we’ll get some clarification.
Attendees at the event didn’t seem to think the vehicles were absurdly huge, just “midsized”.
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