What is one feature you hope Scout will include that has not yet been shown?

[cyure]

massage seats please for my bad back,at least have the option

Okay I have a question. When you say massaging is it rollers in the seat that go up and down or does it vibrate?

 

[6-ScoutFamily]

Okay I have a question. When you say massaging is it rollers in the seat that go up and down or does it vibrate?

The up and down rollers like the Chiropractors couch would be GREAT!

 

[bakdraft8231]

have had several trucks with massagers both the Escalade and the Yukon was very nice,Porsche pretty good as well,they dont real vibrate, they go up and down and or hit a specific spot,i.e. lumbar, upper back, for me a must as I do many long trips a year-end hope not to stop ...The massage is just enough to take the edge off along with a few little blue Alleve pills...

 

[thepalladinos]

On the front bench, it needs a fold out center arm rest. This was the Mitsubishi Montero design for the rear center seat. Even the cup holder folded out. That way, you can use it as a bench when you need it as a bench, but it can act a little like 2 captain's chairs when you don't need it.

 

[cyure]

On the front bench, it needs a fold out center arm rest. This was the Mitsubishi Montero design for the rear center seat. Even the cup holder folded out. That way, you can use it as a bench when you need it as a bench, but it can act a little like 2 captain's chairs when you don't need it.

Welcome to the community! This is a picture of the back of the bench seat my husband took when we saw the concepts at Nats back in June. It appears to be divided and the consensus is that it will fold down somehow we just haven’t seen it folded down yet. Did you own a Montero? That’s one car Mitsubishi should bring back.

Welcome again!

 

[gregsmithau]

Power folding mirrors are a great add.

 

[SpaceEVDriver]

Welcome to the community! This is a picture of the back of the bench seat my husband took when we saw the concepts at Nats back in June. It appears to be divided and the consensus is that it will fold down somehow we just haven’t seen it folded down yet. Did you own a Montero? That’s one car Mitsubishi should bring back.

Welcome again!

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Here’s what the front bench seat in the Tundra looked like when they had it. They got rid of it, presumably because not enough people bought that option.

This isn’t my photo, but we had one in our Tundra. It was great. Especially since it allowed me and my spawn to sleep in the cabin when we went hunting and it was too cold to sleep in the bed.

 

[cyure]

Power folding mirrors are a great add.

Welcome to the community!

 

[J Alynn]

On the front bench, it needs a fold out center arm rest. This was the Mitsubishi Montero design for the rear center seat. Even the cup holder folded out. That way, you can use it as a bench when you need it as a bench, but it can act a little like 2 captain's chairs when you don't need it.

Welcome to the forum. It has been stated the retail model will have a fold down center console with cup holders. The seats for Terra were rigged and modified for install the night before the reveal so they haven’t had time to update the seat build to incorporate the center console fold down. Just another feature to look forward to down the road

 

[thepalladinos]

Welcome to the community! This is a picture of the back of the bench seat my husband took when we saw the concepts at Nats back in June. It appears to be divided and the consensus is that it will fold down somehow we just haven’t seen it folded down yet. Did you own a Montero? That’s one car Mitsubishi should bring back.

Welcome again!

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Awesome! I hope that's a fold forward and not some sort of pull down tray for the rear seat. Without some sort of center arm rest on the front bench, it could be a deal breaker for me.

Yes, had a 2003 Montero, rolled off the lot with 34 miles and finally died on the family farm 2 years ago with 238,000 and change. The beast rests in peace.

 

[cyure]

Awesome! I hope that's a fold forward and not some sort of pull down tray for the rear seat. Without some sort of center arm rest on the front bench, it could be a deal breaker for me.

Yes, had a 2003 Montero, rolled off the lot with 34 miles and finally died on the family farm 2 years ago with 238,000 and change. The beast rests in peace.

Wow that’s amazing. J posted after I did and he said yes there will be one. He has been on here since before the reveal. If anyone would know he would and he says yes. So you are good there!

 

[Westfork]

It would be nice to have a scout as simple as the law allows.
They could call it the Farmall.
Drive a 23 year old pickup. Have never used cruise control. I do wish it had fog lights though.

 

[Mousehunter]

About the only reason I enjoy power folding mirrors is because it might keep people from keying my vehicle (been there, done that - had some drunks hit my mirror then destroy my paint job). My F250 is larger than that F150, and has towing mirrors - so I do fold them to keep from annoying people walking by with their heads in their phone from getting angry. It is pretty rare that I fold them for my benefit.

That said, I do enjoy my towing mirrors - and I can only guess how much they annoy other people if they are not folded.

 

[SrfnFly227]

I had a thought this morning while reading about the supplier park that is being built along side the production facility. My plan for my next vehicle is to use a dedicated shop to perform a full ceramic coat of the vehicle. This will be more expensive, but also better quality, than whatever "paint protection" the dealerships push at the closing table. It will also be a few days of downtime after purchasing and that isn't ideal for obvious reasons.

It would great if Scout could offer this as an add on prior to delivery (or local pick up ). Have a shop somewhere post production that specializes in applying quality protection products. I'd personally be interested in ceramic coat and undercoat.

 

[R1TVT]

My plan for my next vehicle is to use a dedicated shop to perform a full ceramic coat of the vehicle. This will be more expensive, but also better quality, than whatever "paint protection" the dealerships push at the closing table.

PPF or Paint Protection Film in certain areas will add much more protection than ceramic, and has self-healing properties. You can also coat PPF with a ceramic finish. High touch or high impact areas from stone chips, bugs, ice or snow are good areas for PPF. I applied completely clear PPF to the front fascia, hood, upper tailgate area, and gear tunnel doors - you can;t even tell it is there... PPF protect really well in areas where there is a flat front (grill area) and protects against scratches is you live where you get a lot of snow and ice bulding-up on surfaces like the hood - especially since the hood gets cold and is not warmed by an engine. I found something called Adams Polishes CS3 spray coating that I use every couple of months after washing and it is amazing stuff. Water beds off and leaves a nice finish. Reasonably priced too! I wouldn;t be surprised if Scout had PPF kits for both trucks available at the factory as options.

 

[cyure]

PPF or Paint Protection Film in certain areas will add much more protection than ceramic, and has self-healing properties. You can also coat PPF with a ceramic finish. High touch or high impact areas from stone chips, bugs, ice or snow are good areas for PPF. I applied completely clear PPF to the front fascia, hood, upper tailgate area, and gear tunnel doors - you can;t even tell it is there... PPF protect really well in areas where there is a flat front (grill area) and protects against scratches is you live where you get a lot of snow and ice bulding-up on surfaces like the hood - especially since the hood gets cold and is not warmed by an engine. I found something called Adams Polishes CS3 spray coating that I use every couple of months after washing and it is amazing stuff. Water beds off and leaves a nice finish. Reasonably priced too! I wouldn;t be surprised if Scout had PPF kits for both trucks available at the factory as options.

Completely agree. I also want PPF on the A pillars, side view mirrors and the door handle cups.

 

[BeerParty]

Awesome! I hope that's a fold forward and not some sort of pull down tray for the rear seat. Without some sort of center arm rest on the front bench, it could be a deal breaker for me.

Yes, had a 2003 Montero, rolled off the lot with 34 miles and finally died on the family farm 2 years ago with 238,000 and change. The beast rests in peace.

Are you saying you want a bench seat that has a fold down arm-rest, or that you want something in the center of the seats as an arm rest? Scout has already confirmed they have two options for the front seats: (1) captains chairs with a center console and (2) bench seat with fold down center section. So you have a center section arm rest in both options. But I'm just curious about which option you will choose and why.

 

[tonewalker]

For the Terra, plenty of storage options and a tailgate similar to the Ridgeline. I know there's a frunk, but having additional storage areas under the bed (like Ridgeline) or within the side rails (like RAM) would be amazing. Why more manufacturers don't offer these options is beyond me? The multi-function tailgate is awesome on the Honda Ridgeline and would love to see this on the Terra (assuming no patent issues). Towing packages which I'm assuming will be there along with the great top-down camera views to help facilitate this are awesome.

 

[J Alynn]

For the Terra, plenty of storage options and a tailgate similar to the Ridgeline. I know there's a frunk, but having additional storage areas under the bed (like Ridgeline) or within the side rails (like RAM) would be amazing. Why more manufacturers don't offer these options is beyond me? The multi-function tailgate is awesome on the Honda Ridgeline and would love to see this on the Terra (assuming no patent issues). Towing packages which I'm assuming will be there along with the great top-down camera views to help facilitate this are awesome.

Thanks for your first post and sharing thoughts. I’ve always been a fan of the Ridgeline for the daily do-it-yourself buyers and the various storage areas and flexibility. It’s not a contractor truck but it meets the needs of a lot of vehicle owners. I suspect due to the battery pack and generator, there probably just isn’t enough space left. Traditional pickups have all that space below the bed but with the terra-a large portion of that space will house the propulsion to lump sum it all

 

[cyure]

For the Terra, plenty of storage options and a tailgate similar to the Ridgeline. I know there's a frunk, but having additional storage areas under the bed (like Ridgeline) or within the side rails (like RAM) would be amazing. Why more manufacturers don't offer these options is beyond me? The multi-function tailgate is awesome on the Honda Ridgeline and would love to see this on the Terra (assuming no patent issues). Towing packages which I'm assuming will be there along with the great top-down camera views to help facilitate this are awesome.

Welcome to the community!