Demo Days as Early Models are Produced

[adrianme213]

Once Scout is closer to production for a few hundred models, it would be a nice offering to have “demo days” with customers who have a reservation. It could be nearest metro areas since logistically this would be challenging, or some other form of seeing one in-person.

I always think of the “this would be better for this car” ideas once I sit in it, drive it around, etc. Whatever version of this could be offered at a type “demo days” event would be cool to gather feedback and new ideas.

 

[cyure]

Once Scout is closer to production for a few hundred models, it would be a nice offering to have “demo days” with customers who have a reservation. It could be nearest metro areas since logistically this would be challenging, or some other form of seeing one in-person.

I always think of the “this would be better for this car” ideas once I sit in it, drive it around, etc. Whatever version of this could be offered at a type “demo days” event would be cool to gather feedback and new ideas.

Welcome to the community. Great idea.

 

[dreamweaver]

Once Scout is closer to production for a few hundred models, it would be a nice offering to have “demo days” with customers who have a reservation. It could be nearest metro areas since logistically this would be challenging, or some other form of seeing one in-person.

I always think of the “this would be better for this car” ideas once I sit in it, drive it around, etc. Whatever version of this could be offered at a type “demo days” event would be cool to gather feedback and new ideas.

Great idea. Thank you for your thoughts.

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[Cherrios111]

Once Scout is closer to production for a few hundred models, it would be a nice offering to have “demo days” with customers who have a reservation. It could be nearest metro areas since logistically this would be challenging, or some other form of seeing one in-person.

I always think of the “this would be better for this car” ideas once I sit in it, drive it around, etc. Whatever version of this could be offered at a type “demo days” event would be cool to gather feedback and new ideas.

I would have to assume this is already to be planned for Scout. When I had a reservation for a R1T, I was invited to a demo day, and three separate personal test drive events. Zero were close to my home and I attended 2 of the 4 events. I would definitely fly across the country to demo a production vehicle near the factory

 

[J Alynn]

Once Scout is closer to production for a few hundred models, it would be a nice offering to have “demo days” with customers who have a reservation. It could be nearest metro areas since logistically this would be challenging, or some other form of seeing one in-person.

I always think of the “this would be better for this car” ideas once I sit in it, drive it around, etc. Whatever version of this could be offered at a type “demo days” event would be cool to gather feedback and new ideas.

Welcome and thanks for posting. I feel like this was suggested and maybe even a response saying something like that would be similar

 

[scouter39]

Once Scout is closer to production for a few hundred models, it would be a nice offering to have “demo days” with customers who have a reservation. It could be nearest metro areas since logistically this would be challenging, or some other form of seeing one in-person.

I always think of the “this would be better for this car” ideas once I sit in it, drive it around, etc. Whatever version of this could be offered at a type “demo days” event would be cool to gather feedback and new ideas.

I like that idea also. I would just like to fly out and look at it in person.

 

[bakdraft8231]

I bought a 1978 Scout II from New Legend/Anything Scout out in Iowa,flew out there for 2 days to see the truck/process and the builders, was a great trip...that said would go to a Scout show/demo day if it where close, and I am still not sure why they dont put out more details on options and pricing ,I think it would feed the hype more....

 

[cyure]

I bought a 1978 Scout II from New Legend/Anything Scout out in Iowa,flew out there for 2 days to see the truck/process and the builders, was a great trip...that said would go to a Scout show/demo day if it where close, and I am still not sure why they dont put out more details on options and pricing ,I think it would feed the hype more....

How fun you got to fly out and have that adventure.

As for pricing and options I think it’s still just a little too early yet. Launch is still over 2 years away. However, it has been noted on here the concepts are out of commission as they are being repainted. So I would suspect what’s next is we will see some new colors and options on the Traveler and Terra. I can’t wait for that. I’m very excited to see new potential colors.

 

[J Alynn]

I bought a 1978 Scout II from New Legend/Anything Scout out in Iowa,flew out there for 2 days to see the truck/process and the builders, was a great trip...that said would go to a Scout show/demo day if it where close, and I am still not sure why they dont put out more details on options and pricing ,I think it would feed the hype more....

With production two years away they are probably still finalizing it all and early pricing is a double edged sword. You scare away people who may have waited and saved but go buy something now that is cheaper because prices are rising with tariff impacts OR you under price things and costs go up and people can’t afford what they fell in love with. It would be great to know pricing today but I think it’s just too risky at this point

 

[dreamweaver]

With production two years away they are probably still finalizing it all and early pricing is a double edged sword. You scare away people who may have waited and saved but go buy something now that is cheaper because prices are rising with tariff impacts OR you under price things and costs go up and people can’t afford what they fell in love with. It would be great to know pricing today but I think it’s just too risky at this point

Yes "risky" is the right word. They will drop a pin on a date eventually.