Thanks for clarifying. Forgot about the L. Like Toyota Highlander and XL Highlander. Thanks for setting me straight
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Length Without Spare Wheel Carrier: 190.9 in
Width Without Mirrors: 79.9 in
Width With Mirrors: 91.6 in
Max Height: 76.3 in
Wheelbase: 120.4 in
Tahoe
211″ L x 81″ W x 76-77″ H, 120.9 wheelbase.
Tahoe's were originally 2 row, with a decent amount of space behind the rear seat.
The Scout is shorter by a bit - but width, wheelbase, height are all almost the same. Add the tire - length is about the same as well. Plus I will bet the Scout will be heavier.
Wrangler Unlimited
188.4" L x 73.9" W x 73.6" H, 118.4 wheelbase.
Not sure how the width is measured, but definitely narrower track. Likewise not sure how length is measured - but have read it is to the end of the backup camera (so the spare tire only adds 5" - so length is a bit exaggerated).
So it is somewhat in between. But personally expect the feel will be closer to Tahoe than Wrangler Unlimited. We have had both, Wrangler seems like a MUCH smaller vehicle due to it's smaller width. I would have never guessed the wheelbase were nearly the same, the Wrangler seems much smaller in parking lots - abet that might be to turning radius (they are currently the same, but our Tahoe was a generation or 2 older - so don't know).
Length Without Spare Wheel Carrier: 190.9 in
Width Without Mirrors: 79.9 in
Width With Mirrors: 91.6 in
Max Height: 76.3 in
Wheelbase: 120.4 in
Tahoe
211″ L x 81″ W x 76-77″ H, 120.9 wheelbase.
Tahoe's were originally 2 row, with a decent amount of space behind the rear seat.
The Scout is shorter by a bit - but width, wheelbase, height are all almost the same. Add the tire - length is about the same as well. Plus I will bet the Scout will be heavier.
Wrangler Unlimited
188.4" L x 73.9" W x 73.6" H, 118.4 wheelbase.
Not sure how the width is measured, but definitely narrower track. Likewise not sure how length is measured - but have read it is to the end of the backup camera (so the spare tire only adds 5" - so length is a bit exaggerated).
So it is somewhat in between. But personally expect the feel will be closer to Tahoe than Wrangler Unlimited. We have had both, Wrangler seems like a MUCH smaller vehicle due to it's smaller width. I would have never guessed the wheelbase were nearly the same, the Wrangler seems much smaller in parking lots - abet that might be to turning radius (they are currently the same, but our Tahoe was a generation or 2 older - so don't know).
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