Awesome pics. I could get picky i.e. the white armrest on the door will get real dirty, but in general that vehicle is just gorgeous.Thought I’d drop some interior details from the reveal for those who like to scrutinize
Awesome pics. I could get picky i.e. the white armrest on the door will get real dirty, but in general that vehicle is just gorgeous.Thought I’d drop some interior details from the reveal for those who like to scrutinize
I noticed in the one that it appears to show the lane keep assist symbol/button on the wheelAwesome pics. I could get picky i.e. the white armrest on the door will get real dirty, but in general that vehicle is just gorgeous.
I agree. Looks cool but…Nice pics. I think a round wheel would be substantially better. Non-round is one of those things that might look cool, but works worse.
I'd like to try it though! It would be interesting to see what difference it makesI agree. Looks cool but…
I do like the basic design elements of the wheel though
In person at the reveal it wasn’t as prominent as the pics portray. It was subtle and I didn’t even notice at first until I heard someone point it out. I would vote to keep it just because it sets the Scout apart but that’s just MHOI love all of what I see. My only "first impression" is that plaid on the headliner is too busy and just a little bit too far. Keep it plain and leave the eyes focused on the seats and dash. The plaid brake pedal pad is OK but seems it could be something else. Plaid on the seats is super cool.
Cool! Could just be the way the light was hitting it at the time. Thanks for the info.In person at the reveal it wasn’t as prominent as the pics portray. It was subtle and I didn’t even notice at first until I heard someone point it out. I would vote to keep it just because it sets the Scout apart but that’s just MHO
Nice shots. I wonder if that tension strap in the door is replacable.Thought I’d drop some interior details from the reveal for those who like to scrutinize
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Yeah-in person it’s a great looking detail but I can’t imagine what would stay in place behind that strap when things jostle around on road tripsNice shots. I wonder if that tension strap in the door is replacable.
I hate that my Wrangler's mesh pockets are all stretched out and there's no thought whatsoever in how to replace them. Eventually I'll just rip them out and replace with aftermarket.
They look replaceable from the way it seems it almost clipped into that trim piece on the speaker.Yeah-in person it’s a great looking detail but I can’t imagine what would stay in place behind that strap when things jostle around on road trips
I love the design. Your team is exceptional ! minus the spare tire location on the back of the harvester. It seems like it. will not allow for a clear visual path for anything behind the vehicle. Perhaps a camera that offers enough of a wide angle might to the trickHello everyone and welcome to the forum!
My name is Jamie Vondruska and I'm part of the community team here at Scout Motors and will be helping to get these forums going, answer questions to the best of my ability, and overall make sure your stay here is comfortable and fun. Chris@scoutmotors and I will be regularly chiming in on the discussion, posting new Scout news, occasionally cleaning house, and doing our best to participate as much as we can.
As you would imagine, there is a LOT going on behind the scenes when you start a new car company from the ground up and it is incredibly exciting to watch it come together. One of the things our management team wanted to see from the start was a community forum like this one where we can get your feedback, suggestions, and comments and hear your Scout stories. This is a unique situation for any car company and after running one of the largest car forums in the world (VWvortex), I was excited to get involved with Scout. As you can imagine, there are probably still more questions than answers as Scout comes back to life here in the U.S. But we'll do our best to answer them and run all your suggestions by our team. Speaking of the team, they will be actively reading these forums and taking your comments and suggestions to heart, so let us know what you think and you might even see our team members chiming in and asking more questions.
So let's get the ball rolling and talk about the initial Scout concept design sketches that were first released in June of 2022:
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Obvious influences? Nods to previous Scout products? Good start? Headed in the right direction? What does everyone think?
Let's hear it!
- Jamie
Even at the reveal I thought the Terra looked Rivian but I realized it’s because it’s not a bulky truck like traditional American pickups. Because it’s clean and simple your mind goes to Rivian but it really is uniquely its own. Several of us that were there have said we aren’t planning/don’t need a pickup but it looked so good we questioned whether we should just get one. If the Terra tours anywhere near you (2-3 hour drive) make the trip to see it/them. They really are impressive machinesAt first when it came out i yelled in my house it’s a f-cking Rivian!!!! Then a 15 minutes went by, and i set it as my iPhone and iPad wallpaper and then maybe a hour or two after i made a reservation and then i did alot of comparisons in body style and found out they look alot different. After that i’ve been really liking the new design i think its amazing innovation from the OG scouts. Really proud its made in America and that it looks like a true Scout.
Im with out a doubt going to see them especially since I put $100 down on a traveller it only makes sense to see the machine i will have in the next few years.Even at the reveal I thought the Terra looked Rivian but I realized it’s because it’s not a bulky truck like traditional American pickups. Because it’s clean and simple your mind goes to Rivian but it really is uniquely its own. Several of us that were there have said we aren’t planning/don’t need a pickup but it looked so good we questioned whether we should just get one. If the Terra tours anywhere near you (2-3 hour drive) make the trip to see it/them. They really are impressive machines