I don’t think so. Only because they removed Blythewood from the plate in the door of the first Traveler concept and my understanding is part of the reason for that is because it wasn’t built there.was any of this concept made at the Blythewood facility?
I don’t think so. Only because they removed Blythewood from the plate in the door of the first Traveler concept and my understanding is part of the reason for that is because it wasn’t built there.
Now it says Made in The United States.
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Edit: Rough sketch, though the plate will be offset to the left farther than shown:where does the rear plate go if there is a tire carrier?
It’s a second one yes, there’s two now! Hopefully that means more opportunities to see them.Maybe I misread it, but this sounds like a second Traveler concept vehicle.
"The new trail-ready Scout Traveler concept vehicle, Mountainside Scout Traveler SUV and Scout Terra concepts will make their debut at the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Experience, September 4–6, 2026."
As such, I have to assume this is what happened to the body that we previously saw in the factory, though maybe I'm connecting dots where there are none.
I hope it’s more off to the side on the carrier and not smack in the middle like that.
Jamie mentioned it'd be similar but offset to the left more. Hopefully they offset it as far to the left as possible if it won't be centered.I hope it’s more off to the side on the carrier and not smack in the middle like that.
Excellent!Jamie mentioned it'd be similar but offset to the left more.
I agree. I was really thinking about going without the tire carrier until I saw this and personally feel the tire carrier adds a lot visually (even if it's a pain to swing out of the way before using the rear storage). It's amazing though that Scout can turn the rugged Traveler we've seen into essentially a Range Rover with some tires, paint (or wrap), and deleting the rear tire carrier. Kudos to the design team for such versatility!Something about the rear mask is throwing me off.
I like the setup with the 35's and 22's on the Pacific Mist a little better. I love my 22's on my Rivian but give me those of-road 35's on the Pacific Mist! I LOVE the color though. Charcoal Brown? Amazing.Yes, I think that is a big part of the issue. I like the style of the wheel and you are correct that it is a 35x12.5R22 Michelin Defender LTX M/S. Thank you for listening to me Scout!!!! I love this tire. I would want it in a smaller diameter and width though. I would also opt for a similar wheel style in a 20" instead of a 22" if available. However, my BMW iX has 22" wheels with air suspension and the ride is excellent.
Does anyone have any idea of whether Scout will have all these colors for us to look at in person (assuming we want to go where they have them) when it comes time to purchase? I LOVE these light-shifting colors like Pacific Mist, Silo Green, and the new Morning Dusk. I will likely get one. But colors are really personal and I'm going to want to see them before I choose one so I know if it's really right for me.Tahitian Red is still my current pick, but I do love this color - not exactly black or dark gray, but close enough. I think all the colors have been fantastic honestly - they all have subtle layers instead of a flat/uniform look (except for the white for obvious reasons).
Not as sure about the lots of brown interior, but the fabric choices are also very good.
I'm gonna guess not. Even larger dealerships with lots of inventory don't usually have all of the colors on the lot. It'd be cool if the Scout centers at least had a fender or something of each color that could be brought outside to see in different lighting. It'd be better than trying to extrapolate from a tiny paint sample, but not as good as seeing the whole vehicle.Does anyone have any idea of whether Scout will have all these colors for us to look at in person (assuming we want to go where they have them) when it comes time to purchase? I LOVE these light-shifting colors like Pacific Mist, Silo Green, and the new Morning Dusk. I will likely get one. But colors are really personal and I'm going to want to see them before I choose one so I know if it's really right for me.
This is why I’m trying to see them all. Ha!Does anyone have any idea of whether Scout will have all these colors for us to look at in person (assuming we want to go where they have them) when it comes time to purchase? I LOVE these light-shifting colors like Pacific Mist, Silo Green, and the new Morning Dusk. I will likely get one. But colors are really personal and I'm going to want to see them before I choose one so I know if it's really right for me.
Do these help?I've never noticed it before, and can't tell if it's just an odd camera angle on this new model, but is the driver's screen not perpendicular to the driver?
@cyure - can you take a look in your library-o'-pictures and check? Heck, you've seen them enough at this point, you might know off the top of your head!
Hard to say, maybe it's the curvature of the dash throwing me off.
They might have the curved color samples we saw in a recent video...I'm gonna guess not. Even larger dealerships with lots of inventory don't usually have all of the colors on the lot. It'd be cool if the Scout centers at least had a fender or something of each color that could be brought outside to see in different lighting. It'd be better than trying to extrapolate from a tiny paint sample, but not as good as seeing the whole vehicle.
looks the same to me...Am I crazy or does either the steering wheel look smaller or the stalk look longer?
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