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

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I love HUDs but I hate that they usually come with a bunch of lux package junk. It’s not necessary to me, but if it integrates with Google maps for directions I’d be thrilled.

I’d be happy with a “Highway Warrior” package of ACC, lane centering, and a HUD for a couple grand. Or, you know, do what HYUNDAI of all brands do and just include the ACC and lane centering on every trim.
 
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Having a HUD is a huge + in my opinion. Anything that keeps my eyes on the road is super helpful. I was recently driving the new GMC Yukon Denali and having to glace down at its massive vertical screen for directions was so annoying. Having the HUD having a limited and "barebones" direction visible was incredibly helpful when navigating highways.

A HUD with physical knobs for climate control and volume etc? That could be a game changer, would never take my eyes off of the road.
I’d take audio/voice control for both of those as they are simple commands
 
Having a HUD is a huge + in my opinion. Anything that keeps my eyes on the road is super helpful. I was recently driving the new GMC Yukon Denali and having to glace down at its massive vertical screen for directions was so annoying. Having the HUD having a limited and "barebones" direction visible was incredibly helpful when navigating highways.

A HUD with physical knobs for climate control and volume etc? That could be a game changer, would never take my eyes off of the road.
Hmm, I’m not sure I can reach knobs on the windshield
 
I like mine in my Audi Q5 PHEV and A5 Cab.
It launches me into a motion sickness. That’s why. And they suck in general, one it makes the human lazy. If you can look down for a split second to get directions and speed, that’s lazy. Think about your parents that used to have a paper map on their laps driving.
 
It launches me into a motion sickness. That’s why. And they suck in general, one it makes the human lazy. If you can look down for a split second to get directions and speed, that’s lazy. Think about your parents that used to have a paper map on their laps driving.
Those lazy fighter pilots with their HUDs, taking attention off their flying.

Seriously, I get where you’re coming from with motion sickness, but with todays drivers and distractions I fully support anything that keeps idiot eyes pointed at the road instead of in the cab.
 
Those lazy fighter pilots with their HUDs, taking attention off their flying.

Seriously, I get where you’re coming from with motion sickness, but with todays drivers and distractions I fully support anything that keeps idiot eyes pointed at the road instead of in the cab.
Unfortunately I don't think a HUD is going to fix the "keeps idiot eyes pointed at the road instead of the cab" we need something like the vehicle goes into some kind of limp mode to get their attention when they look away to long. Maybe not a good solution either but you get my point.
 
I don’t feel like this makes me lazy. And I can’t wait to have one in my car.


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It launches me into a motion sickness. That’s why. And they suck in general, one it makes the human lazy. If you can look down for a split second to get directions and speed, that’s lazy. Think about your parents that used to have a paper map on their laps driving.
All I can remember about my parents and using a paper map is all of the times I was late to soccer games for no reason other then they missed an exit because they had to drive and not look down lol
 
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