Two Door with Roll Bar and Removable Tops

[DBHowe]

IF you're considering the idea of a two-door, I like it.

It would be lighter, turn sharper, be more nimble and would be easier to tow. However, if the backseat becomes cramped and uncomfortable for adults, it would lose it's charm. I'm assuming it would have a smaller battery, but depending on the output of the Traveler, maybe it would still have great range?

A removable top is always fun. Maybe two-piece that installs onto a 2 1/2" built-in roll bar? When both pieces of the top are installed, the roll bar simply looks like a door post and the roof line nearly smooth. With the piece over the front seats and the larger back piece removed, it looks like it has a cool, custom roll bar (which it does). Two pieces would also make it easier to take off and store. Maybe even an optional soft top for the back section and a place to store the front section?

Anyway, just dreaming here.

 

[Scoutsie]

Two-doors will always be a pain in the ass to get in and out of because you have to do that whole awkward maneuver of climbing over the front seat. I will *never* miss having to do that. As a little kid, it wasn’t as bad, but as an adult, it suuuuucks. It sucked more when I was really overweight.

Come to think of it, do auto manufacturers take it into account that America is a country of overweight people or are they optimistic that America’s going to get it together?

My dream for this two-door is L’il Traveler/Scout III, I guess. I’d like something a little more nimble for city life (because parking a full-size SUV in the city doesn’t make you any friends) and GTFO-city weekends.