CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Watching the Scout team maneuver the Traveler into place in the Experience Center was like watching a ballet. A scary ballet where one wrong move would result in damage to a $5 million concept vehicle.

They are experts at it and she was moved into place for the event.

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This is a great looking shot, 2nd one! Really captures the variations of the shades based on lighting
 
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Pictures of the buttons while sitting inside the vehicle. It’s so different from this perspective. That’s what we will see while we are driving!

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Have had wranglers and current new gen bronco. Leaks and rust are badges of honor. Means you loved and used your vehicle as it should be. After that first open cab downpour, what's a cuppa too tree drips? Wonder if the traveler will have any water resistance too. Especially with Cabana top option. (Need this thing to come closer to me, so I can ask Scout crew all my questions.)
Good luck they are a well trained bunch so be prepared to get a lot of maybe's lol
Pictures of the buttons while sitting inside the vehicle. It’s so different from this perspective. That’s what we will see while we are driving!

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I love these pictures cyure. The main reason is the clear attention to detail and thought that has gone into the placement and choice of functions for the buttons. This to me does not say "concept" it says early build prototype. This thing is not a concept in the sense of the word, this beauty is being built!
 
190 without, 207 with.

I’m with tire carrier all the way, no rack, but still unsure if I want rails.

Every-time I see the Traveler I’m that much more sure of my decision. I absolutely cannot wait!
My first Pathfinder ('93) had the spare tire mounted inside. So much room was lost. I put the rack on later. I won't have a vehicle that doesn't have a spare, and the rack also looks very cool. But, I'm superficial like that.
 
My first Pathfinder ('93) had the spare tire mounted inside. So much room was lost. I put the rack on later. I won't have a vehicle that doesn't have a spare, and the rack also looks very cool. But, I'm superficial like that.
I have never been off-roading in my life but I must have an aggressive looking offroad capable vehicle. We like what we like.
 
I have never been off-roading in my life but I must have an aggressive looking offroad capable vehicle. We like what we like.
I've never been serious off-roading, rock crawling, etc. But I have been off road. (like when I forgot to put it in gear and it rolled out of the parking lot, onto the road, off the road, and down into the field in the snow.)
 
I've never been serious off-roading, rock crawling, etc. But I have been off road. (like when I forgot to put it in gear and it rolled out of the parking lot, onto the road, off the road, and down into the field in the snow.)
At least you didn’t catch a telephone/power pole in the process🤣. I have quite a few people I know that own one of those