Consumer Freedom and Scout Motors in South Carolina

[cyure]

Then for another $2 add-on fee you get the how they are built experience (now it’s a science museum) and you tour the factory AND the post build accessories shop to see how they add graphics, winches, etc. Hershey chocolate world has their make a candy bar factory tour experience so same idea but with trucks. I’d gladly pay $8 for all the MUSEUM experiences

I think that’s a great idea!

 

[bwdavis7]

Then for another $2 add-on fee you get the how they are built experience (now it’s a science museum) and you tour the factory AND the post build accessories shop to see how they add graphics, winches, etc. Hershey chocolate world has their make a candy bar factory tour experience so same idea but with trucks. I’d gladly pay $8 for all the MUSEUM experiences

How much for a Scout FastPass?

 

[THil08]

I think all SM would really have to do is establish a “dealership” in another state. You call them, review your order and that serves as your out of state purchase-which you can do-you just have to deal with your state taxes after you take possession. Then you add a $1 build option charge for transport delivery either to your house or to the SM factory.
Now you’ve paid SM to transport it for you “because you don’t want 600 miles added because SC sucks and won’t allow DTC”. I’m not sure how dealers could prevent that.
Then at the factory you establish a museum which I think SM already mentionedand you fill it with various models that serve as sit in sales models-you just don’t call it showroom but an interactive display. Then as part of the $1 admittance fee to the museum you include a driving tour of the factory site(both on and off road) which serves as a “test drive”. You paid a dollar for the “entertainment”expense. And in return you get to climb on and in them and drive them. Like a kids museum for adult “children”. For $5 you can spend the night in a yurt and/or treehouse and do an extended outdoor adventure as part of the SM museum heritage experience. Problem solved.

You definitely don't want to end up like Cody Detwiler for registering his Ferrari in Montana and then driving it in Tennessee and getting arrested for Tax evasion.

Now after say this... @Jamie@ScoutMotors please give Cody/whistlin diesel a Scout to durability test before anyone takes delivery. He found alot of flaws in the cyber truck.

 

[bwdavis7]

give Cody/whistlin diesel a Scout to durability test

He would definitely find any weaknesses, but I can't watch.
Cybertruck and Ferrari Tributo, yes, but not a Scout. Just tell me how it ends.

 

[cyure]

He would definitely find any weaknesses, but I don't think I could watch a perfectly good Scout get treated like that.

Absolutely no thank you. I think I would cry. Plus I expect Scouts to be leaps and bounds better quality than a Cybertruck. Right off the bat it looks a million times better.

 

[THil08]

Absolutely no thank you. I think I would cry. Plus I expect Scouts to be leaps and bounds better quality than a Cybertruck. Right off the bat it looks a million times better.

Better looking isn't always better durability and quality.

He would definitely find any weaknesses, but I can't watch.
Cybertruck and Ferrari Tributo, yes, but not a Scout. Just tell me how it ends.

I would enjoy watching it. They need to be tested on durability. If they are just as un durable as any car on the road then it's not a Scout.

The Gwagon was hard to watch, but it showed that its not too bad. If a 200k G Wagon can be destroyed than a 60k Scout can be tested.