SUV Reveal questions-pregame

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91.6 would have been significantly wider than the H1. (So much for taking it off-road... or even on-road lots of places for that matter.) The website still needs to be updated apparently but it was confirmed over in https://scoutmotors.community.forum/threads/dimensions.902/post-10403 than the correct numbers for the Traveler are:
79.9” width minus side mirrors.
207.9” overall length with rear tire carrier.
190.9” without the carrier.
 
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