I’m hoping for one thing from Scout that very few other manufacturers do…an adjustable second row. I currently have the Lexus GX 550 and at 6’4 my back seat passengers have no legroom. Why can’t someone add a way to move back the back seat especially when there is no baggage in the rear compartment. I end up having to slide my seat way forward so my daughter or her friends have enough legroom to even get in the car. I really don’t want to buy another massive SUV. Scout please help me out.
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I would be a bit surprised if the Scout has poor legroom. If not for anything but the fact that its wheelbase is roughly Tahoe size (.5" smaller) and it has the "EV Layout/Packaging"
My 2024 Lincoln has adjustable rear seating both the seats and the seat backs. The seat back adjustments are great. However, the seat adjustments only do a good job of giving you more luggage space, moving forward not legroom, moving back. This is because of the difference in floor heights between seating area and rear deck.
I just purchased a new 2024 VW Tiguan (this past weekend, to get out of my 2024 Tesla MY) for my daily until I get my Scout. The second row in the Tiguan can recline and slide forward and back. It is pretty spacious.
VW Bus EV does this really well. Not that you want a Bus. Or 3 rows. However, Scout should be able to tap that VW Group know how to incorporate it.
Seeing it in person it looked to have plenty of leg room but as I’m not 6’-4” I don’t truly know how much room you’ll require
Wasn't it mention that its cabin is close to the size of a F-150 or was that front/cockpit only?
98% identical dimensions-or something pretty close. I can’t imagine it having legroom issues but I’m 5’-11” so that 5” is a huge difference in a vehicle
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