October 24th Reveal Info Dump!
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All media got early access so my guess is internet will be flooded with articles and pics for those anxious for more than we can post quickly
Word is they are narrowing down some vintage colors. They had a design studio set up and I’ll start posting tomorrow late day or maybe at airport in the morning before a day filled with flights. I can tell you the new “Tahitian red”/copper is DYNAMITE! That said, they had at least 7 or 8 variations in the studio to decide. The slate blue on Terra was the same way. (I’ll post pics) Multiple rounds so give that time.
They are intentionally holding things back to drop crumbs over next two years.
The standard line was “this is a concept, we don’t have everything nailed down”. Followed with “it wouldn’t be any fun if we told you everything”
The group will chat and we’d like to break down some posts over the next week. I can say there are at least 6-8 fine details that the presentation didn’t pick up and they’re cool-we will probably do a separate post.
My phone was dead by 9:45 so other pics will come from the guys. I will give away (photos will follow- and bless the designers who got loose lip-ish as the night and beers progressed). There will be a pet mode and part of the connectivity and community aspect “should” allow you to upload pictures of your favorite 4-legged friends.
It’s been a long day and I know we were all exhausted but we will feed info throughout the coming days-just give us time to recover and get home tomorrow-it’s been a HELL of a whirlwind two-days.
Adding some additional images from the design studio here.
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Those equipment racks shown attach to both vertical walls in rear cargo
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Took shots of keyfob myself but just realized how cool to see buttons for the rear hatch AND the frunk
Wanted to state this as I’m sitting between layovers.
I’m looking through my pictures and I have to say. The photos still don’t do the vehicles full justice.
I don’t know if that hurts or helps people as they process this but looking at them I’m no where near as impressed as seeing it first hand.
Regrettably that doesn’t help the majority of the forum members at this moment. That said. The members, myself included who were there just kept finding more and more great details and design questions
Both vehicles are amazing. I have no need for a pick up but every 20 minutes last night I found myself debating the pick up because it is just F$@$G cool. It has a bit of Rivian vibe-but not and it is SUBSTANTIAL in all the right ways.
I’ve had a lot of Acuras and Hondas over the years and always said their photos didn’t do justice-this is the same thing.
Photo attach is probably best photo to convey the look-IMO. Maybe the others who were there can add thoughts
I’m looking through my pictures and I have to say. The photos still don’t do the vehicles full justice.
I don’t know if that hurts or helps people as they process this but looking at them I’m no where near as impressed as seeing it first hand.
Regrettably that doesn’t help the majority of the forum members at this moment. That said. The members, myself included who were there just kept finding more and more great details and design questions
Both vehicles are amazing. I have no need for a pick up but every 20 minutes last night I found myself debating the pick up because it is just F$@$G cool. It has a bit of Rivian vibe-but not and it is SUBSTANTIAL in all the right ways.
I’ve had a lot of Acuras and Hondas over the years and always said their photos didn’t do justice-this is the same thing.
Photo attach is probably best photo to convey the look-IMO. Maybe the others who were there can add thoughts
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I second that. I was telling my wife the same thing with every picture I sent her. So with that said Scout Motors Community, when they tour across the countryside to show it off, make sure to attend!
Thank you for all the behind the scenes pics and info. Very appreciated!
We will continue. String it out a bit. Jamie said they will likely be dumping pics too but guessing they are taking a couple of well deserved days off
I love it - it reminds me of the camper we had when I was a kid. It was one of the ones that fit in the bed of the pickup and the table folded down and the mattress went on top of it at night for bed space.
Harvester detail. Everybody see the combine (harvester) taking down corn rows? Very cool detail that I suspect many will miss. I initially thought it was a reference to the old Ralleye stripes.
This is probably my last good detail element but rest of gang got shots of other items. Kudos for @LastDayScout for noticing it when I said “what the significance of the angled ‘T’ -
This is probably my last good detail element but rest of gang got shots of other items. Kudos for @LastDayScout for noticing it when I said “what the significance of the angled ‘T’ -
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that is so cool - I love all the easter eggsHarvester detail. Everybody see the combine (harvester) taking down corn rows? Very cool detail that I suspect many will miss. I initially thought it was a reference to the old Ralleye stripes.
This is probably my last good detail element but rest of gang got shots of other items. Kudos for @LastDayScout for noticing it when I said “what the significance of the angled ‘T’ -
Should run the small engine on ethanol to tie in the cornHarvester detail. Everybody see the combine (harvester) taking down corn rows? Very cool detail that I suspect many will miss. I initially thought it was a reference to the old Ralleye stripes.
This is probably my last good detail element but rest of gang got shots of other items. Kudos for @LastDayScout for noticing it when I said “what the significance of the angled ‘T’ -
Did not even occur to me that's what it was... we just got done harvesting corn last week as well. But I can easily see it now that you said somethingHarvester detail. Everybody see the combine (harvester) taking down corn rows? Very cool detail that I suspect many will miss. I initially thought it was a reference to the old Ralleye stripes.
This is probably my last good detail element but rest of gang got shots of other items. Kudos for @LastDayScout for noticing it when I said “what the significance of the angled ‘T’ -
I also think it’s a modern spin on the old IH logo being a red tractor with black wheels. I literally debated the harvester option just for that cover. Such a cool idea
Would be cool if the plaid ceiling liner in the harvester versions was more of the cover pattern with the same abstract combine just to emphasize that cool look. Would be similar to other liner
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