Size comparison
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Its 207.9in long with it, and 190.9in long without it.
Which means its actually a shocking 17in addition in length.
The front view showing the width would indeed be interesting. IMO, the traveler's impressive width (full size truck width), mixed with its relatively short overall length (way shorter than a Tahoe/etc) means its a pretty uniquely sized vehicle.
The 4 door Bronco is close, but shorter in length, and narrower.
This is really helpful for getting a good handle on the size!
I'm pretty sure y'all are already familiar with it, but I really love the website https://www.carsized.com/. That said, it only includes cars that have been released to the public (I think, at least) and the new Scout isn't up there yet.
This comparison definitely scratches that same itch!
I'm pretty sure y'all are already familiar with it, but I really love the website https://www.carsized.com/. That said, it only includes cars that have been released to the public (I think, at least) and the new Scout isn't up there yet.
This comparison definitely scratches that same itch!
If those are 35" tires, they're likely 12.5" wide. So you've got 4.5" of tire carrier / hardware. Makes sense. I have a number of wheeling buddies who would just take a tire repair kit with a bunch of plugs in it out on trail runs in lieu of a spare. Plugs not going to help much if you have a blowout on the highway though!
I wish I could do stuff like this as well. Would be interesting to see how things compare against the Terra as well, like an F-150, Rivian R1T etc.
Can you do this with the Terra vs an F150 and/or a Toyota Tacoma for comparisons to a Fullsize and MidSize truck? These are great.
Give me some time. Been swamped at work so haven’t had the time. I’ll try over next two weeks if I can find a few minutes
Here is Traveler vs Bronco (I think Sasquatch based on height which is fair since concept was shown with 35’s)
As usual this is 98% as I’m clipping images and string for fractional inches
The Bronco image had tires slightly unaligned vertically so I split difference on overlay so heights may be a hair closer than this appears as Bronco was a photo perspective and Scout was their CAD 2-D front elevation.
Hope this helps.
I’ll work on other requests over next few weeks
As usual this is 98% as I’m clipping images and string for fractional inches
The Bronco image had tires slightly unaligned vertically so I split difference on overlay so heights may be a hair closer than this appears as Bronco was a photo perspective and Scout was their CAD 2-D front elevation.
Hope this helps.
I’ll work on other requests over next few weeks
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I still think the traveler is a bit over scaled as I look at this. I will revisit
Nice job. I do hope the Traveler continues to downsize a bit.
Tossing the Lucid Gravity into the comparison mix... It's looking at 440 miles range, but is very pricey.
Interesting.
Looks like the fender flares of the Bronco are close to the width of the scout. But the cabin/greenhouse enclosure is much narrower.
Looks like the scout should have a lot more interior space/have a more open feeling greenhouse.
Which makes sense. A bench seat for 3 across requires some width.
I meant my proportion was off, not the fundamental vehicle-
The front comparison against Bronco is encouraging. When I compared the numbers between the two, I thought the Travler was going to be super wide. I wonder if ford is measuring from different points than Scout. It’s still a bigger vehicle than I would prefer, but maybe not as bad as I thought
Unsure but when I overlaid I reference official numbers from Ford which for them was out-to-out on mirrors. Traveler was body width. So both are correct proportionally though I feel like the Scout is scaled just a touch larger than it should be
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