CYURE GOES TO CHICAGO 12/10/2025

[THil08]

He got closeups of even more buttons.

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Power folding mirrors are a feature that scout is planning it seems, I see the mirror icon with the arrow facing in which only means one thing, folding mirrors. Four individual window switches! And the mirror selector that doesn’t look like it’s used to adjust the mirrors. So I’m guessing that will be done on the steering wheel or maybe it is built into the toggle and fold switch.

 

[J Alynn]

Power folding mirrors are a feature that scout is planning it seems. I see the mirror icon with the arrow facing in. Four individual window switches! And the mirror selector that doesn’t look like it’s used to adjust the mirrors. So I’m guessing that will be done on the steering wheel or maybe it is built into the toggle and fold switch.

Lots of manual switches

 

[RodorW]

I’d say a bit. I’ve sat in job pick ups and the angle is tough. This is showing a one handed effort but using a keyboard to type would require significant body twist. Having that tray in Scouts makes it much more natural

The tray also is designed to hold a tablet. I love this idea as I once sat in the back of my F-150 and used the massive center console, with my iPad at the far end and a tiny keyboard on the back and edited an entire video while my partner was in the dentist and haven’t been able to work in any vehicle since

 

[oldgeeksguide]

I love these pictures because you get to see the view people will get following you down the road and she looks amazing!

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I’m hoping you’re not driving down the road with the hood up…

 

[cyure]

I’m hoping you’re not driving down the road with the hood up…

True true.

 

[dreamweaver]

Power folding mirrors are a feature that scout is planning it seems. I see the mirror icon with the arrow facing in. Four individual window switches! And the mirror selector that doesn’t look like it’s used to adjust the mirrors. So I’m guessing that will be done on the steering wheel or maybe it is built into the toggle and fold switch.

They haven't shown us folding mirrors yet. But, I hope it is an option. I appreciate & use daily my auto folding mirrors.

 

[cyure]

Frunk pull out seat/shelf.

 

[cyure]

Some pictures of the back door and the window button for those doors.

 

[J Alynn]

Some pictures of the back door and the window button for those doors.

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Interestingly this is my least favorite image of the scouts. The way the leather connects at the top, the pull handle has the extenders that tie into the adjacent metallic trim and are very noticeable. I’m guessing they needed more surface/anchorage areas so hence the extensions but locating the joints right at the handle would look much cleaner. Maybe it’s a prototype thing. The upper lapped leather is what it is and not much you can do but these two pics just expose some of the lesser appealing details inside the car.

 

[J Alynn]

Some pictures of the back door and the window button for those doors.

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Also think that large matte (plastic) panel could have a slight crease or some subtle detail to break up the large mass of non interesting material. Perhaps because it is back seat area they aren’t as concerned. Even a slight depressed dip to mimic the 800 reference on top of the Terra truck bed would add just a little something as well as a touch of shadowing

 

[cyure]

Also think that large matte (plastic) panel could have a slight crease or some subtle detail to break up the large mass of non interesting material. Perhaps because it is back seat area they aren’t as concerned. Even a slight depressed dip to mimic the 800 reference on top of the Terra truck bed would add just a little something as well as a touch of shadowing

It’s just boring. Thats the way I describe it.

 

[J Alynn]

It’s just boring. Thats the way I describe it.

Guess kids and back seat passengers don’t matter

 

[cyure]

Okay as much as I like this saw tooth detail around the front grill and as pretty as it is on the door handles these are very tiny grooves that will get lots of dirt and road salt in them. I’m okay with this detail going away. That can be part of the 15% that gets changed in production. Also I don’t think the door handles needs to be piano black. Those are just going to scratch.

But I love the lighting on the handle. That can stay.

Here I am talking like I’m putting in my order. Ha!

 

[cyure]

Another angle of the door handle.

 

[THil08]

Some pictures of the back door and the window button for those doors.

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I like how the doors are. Looks very thought out and not slapped together.

 

[J Alynn]

Another angle of the door handle.

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I’m in @THil08 camp. I like the detailing on the handles and love the lighting. With most the grooves on top I don’t think salt will be any worse than on a non detailed door handle. The lighting is killer. I may or may not have been told this may only survive as part of a lighting package upgrade but wasn’t an official SM statement. I actually like the detail on the handles way more than on the front. The front detail is cool, but from a distance it kinda looks like cheap, gen 1 LED lights that many car companies used where you had hot spots at the diodes and lighter color between and from a distance, this feels that way (think 2012-2015 highlanders, durangos, other Chrysler vehicles). Up close the grill detail is amazing but at dusk/dark you don’t see the cut out detail-you just see the light. All that said I still like it, just a design struggle in my brain

 

[cyure]

I’m in @THil08 camp. I like the detailing on the handles and love the lighting. With most the grooves on top I don’t think salt will be any worse than on a non detailed door handle. The lighting is killer. I may or may not have been told this may only survive as part of a lighting package upgrade but wasn’t an official SM statement. I actually like the detail on the handles way more than on the front. The front detail is cool, but from a distance it kinda looks like cheap, gen 1 LED lights that many car companies used where you had hot spots at the diodes and lighter color between and from a distance, this feels that way (think 2012-2015 highlanders, durangos, other Chrysler vehicles). Up close the grill detail is amazing but at dusk/dark you don’t see the cut out detail-you just see the light. All that said I still like it, just a design struggle in my brain

Well a lighting package I could get behind. That I would be willing to pay extra for.

 

[J Alynn]

Well a lighting package I could get behind. That I would be willing to pay extra for.

Me too. But I could live without the Scout logo projection puddle lamp that everyone is doing

 

[cyure]

Me too. But I could live without the Scout logo projection puddle lamp that everyone is doing

Yeah I don’t need that but the other stuff

 

[THil08]

Interestingly this is my least favorite image of the scouts. The way the leather connects at the top, the pull handle has the extenders that tie into the adjacent metallic trim and are very noticeable. I’m guessing they needed more surface/anchorage areas so hence the extensions but locating the joints right at the handle would look much cleaner. Maybe it’s a prototype thing. The upper lapped leather is what it is and not much you can do but these two pics just expose some of the lesser appealing details inside the car.

I think that one is the front passenger, that has that strange piece of overlapped leather that has a fillet edge into the next piece. Looks cool but I would rather it be one clean piece. But it might be a real production item. Considering it was on the original Traveler’s interior. And seems to be also on the Terra. It probably has some type of purpose.

And that large plastic piece I’m okay with as long as it’s the more squishy type plastic, similar to a dash board.