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Having seen it in person I don’t think it’s canted. It didn’t look like it to me anyway.
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Better than a tablet glued to the dashboard! I understand the decisions that lead designers to canting a screen towards the driver, but...
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That's good to know, they're almost like the Scout with the low/wide screen which I like so much... but since it's canted toward the...
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Apparently Chevy came to the same conclusion to some extent since they're putting the big screen in all models starting with the new...
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You know, I don't even mind dark gray fabric, but when the manufacturers take the entire center of the dash and make it as ugly as...
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I'm talking about if they come out with a $48k work truck that barely resembles anything we've seen thus far. So far, everything I've...
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Some of the original names were good: SSII (Super Scout II), Rallye, Aristocrat...not sure I would reuse Red Carpet or Champagne though
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Hmm, I'm not opposed to road types: Asphalt/Blacktop Gravel Fire Road/Washout/Logging Road Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
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Apologies, but I don’t think calling a $60,000 vehicle bare bones is right. That’s $10,000 more than the average cost of a new car. If...
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I guess I'm just not seeing enough from Scout to warrant different trims yet, only options or maybe packages so far. I definitely don't...
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This is so much harder than it appears.
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Plus, I mean. Not all outdoorsy stuff/people live near mountains... And then, even if you do something different than that, if you put...
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I think the only problem I would have with them leaning into the outdoorsy names as you mentioned is that a lot of other brands are...
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The hard part here is, as J says, finding things that are interesting, and unique, and... not going to make people who buy the peasant...
