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    All gas

    I don’t think EVs will replace combustion engines until there is a change in battery technology and cost. After that, I think we will see a huge jump to EVs. Even at the current low adoption rate BEVs, batteries are $$$$. Right now the cost is keeping EVs with the more affluent crowd...
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    Should Scout Motors consider a remake of the 1981 Scout SSV? A Scout SSV For the Future

    I never knew that existed! It’s a little … Ugly… but I like the size. I would love a smaller version of the new Scouts.
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    Camp mode

    I'd love this too. I'm hoping the roof options will enable some neat after market options. Remove the Cabana Top and add at tent? Scout people, have you thought about giving Colorado Campervan or SportMobile an early look at what your doing? It could open a wide range of aftermarket...
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    Headlights Have Been Re-Designed (slightly)

    The overall look of the headlights is growing on me.
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    Pop top

    I was complete uninterested in the fancy roof options Scout has been show casing, until a thought struck me. I wonder if that giant window might open up the possibly of aftermarket pop-top style tents without cutting a hole in the car. I’ve seen a few a Honda elements around with something...
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    Dedicated space for trash and tissues and overall cleanliness?

    I have the same rule, and the same problem! There is always some wrapper and trash after the kids are in the car. It's worse after my wife uses my car, she doesn't believe in the no food rule. So she's worse than kids....she one-ups them with coffee spills and kitchen plates. :/
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    Removable Rear Seats

    I just don’t see stripping bolt heads a problem. I removed the seats from my Samurai a LOT. The bolt heads still look great and have the factory protective coating. That said I don’t want to remove seats if I don’t have too. I want something that lays flat, so I can sleep back there. I...
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    Beautiful previews of Traveler on 37's + winch off-road bumper + roof rack ?

    Bigger tires have their place. There are places my Samurai couldn’t go with its 30” tires that I watched jeeps with 35s roll past. The compromises are not worth it to me, but I don’t grudge those guys their fun.
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    Scout Traveler and Terra Photo Collections and Wallpapers

    I like it too. But I’d REALLY like a Traveler powering that tree.
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    Camp mode

    camp mode. Yes! For me, this might be the most appealing thing electric vehicles have to offer
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    CLOSED! Audio System Brand Poll

    Maybe add a “it doesn’t matter to me”
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    A kitchen would be ridiculous, but I wouldn’t be sad

    I'm pretty sure they don't make them, and I'm sure they have a healthy mark up,
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    Rallye Package with options with pic

    https://www.autoevolution.com/news/new-scout-traveler-looks-ready-to-conquer-any-digital-terrain-with-cgi-off-road-goodies-244001.html
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    A kitchen would be ridiculous, but I wouldn’t be sad

    As long as the vehicle has a decent inverter, I guess you could buy any induction cooktop. Looks likes Rivian sells there cooktop separate? Fingers crossed the Travler gets an inverter too.
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    A kitchen would be ridiculous, but I wouldn’t be sad

    I think you’re right. I want it anyway.
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    A kitchen would be ridiculous, but I wouldn’t be sad

    Ok, I know it’s ridiculous, and Scout really shouldn’t do it. But I hope they include an option for a kitchen like Rivian.
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    Scout Field Service Manuals - Technical Manuals Would Be Fantastic For Owners

    Everything needs services and repairs. Factory service manuals are an invaluable resources. There are still Tesla mechanics. Granted it wont need a timing belt every 60k like my Samurai. Ps I’m camp PDF. I’ll print the sections I need.
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    Size comparison

    The front comparison against Bronco is encouraging. When I compared the numbers between the two, I thought the Travler was going to be super wide. I wonder if ford is measuring from different points than Scout. It’s still a bigger vehicle than I would prefer, but maybe not as bad as I thought
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    Kia Electric Tasman Pickup

    I would cross shop if it had a harvester like option, or an insanely long battery range. The is Terra is a little bit bigger than what I would care for. But the history, harvester, and standard off-road features really make the scout stand out
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    Size comparison

    That would be fantastic.
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