Oh so the Scout logo is on the back seat too. I like it but if they need to drop certain things for production that would be something I could live without.
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Wayne Gretzky - "I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been"
This is me about the see the Concept. I’m not going to where it is. I’m going to where its going to be, aka as close as possible to me.
I hope the keep those, but also one hot summer day, I can see potential burns. Unless they are a grey plastic.
What if they dropped the two tone seats in the rear. Would that be acceptable. I’ve seen some cars that do that
What if they dropped the two tone seats in the rear. Would that be acceptable. I’ve seen some cars that do that
I dont know how I feel about that. I would have to see it.
And it’s harder to get Gemini to change the interior colors for some reason.
I have never been in a vehicle that has done that. But, you know I am always in front seats. I don't think that would bother me.
I don’t hate this, but from a production standpoint it would probably be cheaper to use the black, though if a solid color rear seat is an option I would hope to see the silver bar (with or without the Scout script) to add a little personality to the back
The regulations say at 80” you must have marker lights. The Scout specs say width is 79.9”
I don’t disagree but back seats are like kids bedrooms. Nobody really cares so long as they work, hold the kids and can’t be destroyed easily
Somebody knew the rules when they set the size
True. I think in my mind I picture the vehicles outdoors with either glass or open cabana top allowing light through and just a bit of light catching the silver strip on the rear seats making the vehicle look a little more premium to a passerbyI don’t disagree but back seats are like kids bedrooms. Nobody really cares so long as they work, hold the kids and can’t be destroyed easily
But its over the width with mirrors unfolded. I think we need to really read and understand the language. Since government/lawyer language is different than human language.
I would ask one of the guys at Trade School. But we are on break so thats out.
Grok to the rescue!
"Scout Motors’ official specifications list the vehicles as:
• Width without mirrors: 79.9 inches
• Width with mirrors: 91.6 inches
Since the body width is just under the 80-inch threshold, these vehicles fall into the standard passenger vehicle/truck category and do not need the extra wide-vehicle lighting. Many full-size pickups and SUVs (like the Ford F-150 or Chevrolet Tahoe) are similarly around 79-80 inches wide without mirrors and lack roof-mounted clearance lights."
Like what @J Alynn said, someone knew the rules.
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Good morning! For this next thing I’m posting one picture from Nats and one from Chicago. The Tahitian Red concept has the grey roof. Pacific Mist has a black one. On both of them there’s a black band in between the body color and the roof color.
I’m hoping in one of the revamps we get a lighter roof so we can see what it looks like. Because the way it’s painted there a black line dividing the body color from the roof color.
I’m hoping in one of the revamps we get a lighter roof so we can see what it looks like. Because the way it’s painted there a black line dividing the body color from the roof color.
Probably the best looking interior, especially the seats that I’ve seen in a vehicle under $150K. And probably even better than some over $150K.
Can’t disagree. Just wondered if cost cutting has to happen would that be an option rather than all the seats, or something else like the compass
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