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The only issue i see with this is that teh Ford Bronco is just another Jeep Wrangler(Sorry @cyure). I rarely see them off-roading, they are all pavement princesses. None of the jeeps I have ever seen in my town or in the country even have dirt on them, same for jeeps. I would hope this isn't the same case for Scout.
Your specific experience is not the experience of all.
 
I’ve never understood the problem people have with what someone else does (safely) with their own vehicle. If someone wants to drive their Prius off-road and they do it safely without impacting others…why the haters? If someone wants to drive their Jeep as a pavement-only vehicle, and they’re not impacting others, why the haters?

I’d like to see 100,000 Scouts sold in the first year (yes, I’m dreaming). If all 100,000 of those went to Moab, it would be a CF. No, thanks. Please, some people, keep those Scouts on the pavement. ;)
 
I’ve never understood the problem people have with what someone else does (safely) with their own vehicle. If someone wants to drive their Prius off-road and they do it safely without impacting others…why the haters? If someone wants to drive their Jeep as a pavement-only vehicle, and they’re not impacting others, why the haters?

I’d like to see 100,000 Scouts sold in the first year (yes, I’m dreaming). If all 100,000 of those went to Moab, it would be a CF. No, thanks. Please, some people, keep those Scouts on the pavement. ;)
This brings up a question. Does anyone know how many they are planning on producing the first year? I don’t recall seeing a number yet.
 
This brings up a question. Does anyone know how many they are planning on producing the first year? I don’t recall seeing a number yet.
I don’t have any idea. Could make some guesses, but they would just be guesses. Whatever their hoped-for number, expect quite a bit fewer as they work out the kinks of actually building and producing the vehicles.
 
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I’ve never understood the problem people have with what someone else does (safely) with their own vehicle. If someone wants to drive their Prius off-road and they do it safely without impacting others…why the haters? If someone wants to drive their Jeep as a pavement-only vehicle, and they’re not impacting others, why the haters?

I’d like to see 100,000 Scouts sold in the first year (yes, I’m dreaming). If all 100,000 of those went to Moab, it would be a CF. No, thanks. Please, some people, keep those Scouts on the pavement. ;)
Agreed. I couldn’t care less about what someone does or does not do with their own vehicle that they paid for with their money. It’s none of my business.

It does get a bit tiring here that it seems you must fit in with the established mindset and preferences of the core group, otherwise someone jumps on you to snuff it out and eliminate the unapproved discussion. That’s one of the main reasons I just stick to the sidelines and don’t bother interacting anymore. It’s a shame because the more variety we have on here, the more information there will be for Scout to come to market with vehicles that can satisfy and excite a wider group of buyers (maybe they’ll even become brand-loyal enthusiasts, not just consumers) and in turn have the most growth and success possible.
 
This brings up a question. Does anyone know how many they are planning on producing the first year? I don’t recall seeing a number yet.
Guess you’d have to determine start date and do you mean MODEL year, FISCAL year or just the first 12 months of production? I could see it being upwards of 30K-40K in the first 12 months.
 
I’ve never understood the problem people have with what someone else does (safely) with their own vehicle. If someone wants to drive their Prius off-road and they do it safely without impacting others…why the haters? If someone wants to drive their Jeep as a pavement-only vehicle, and they’re not impacting others, why the haters?

I’d like to see 100,000 Scouts sold in the first year (yes, I’m dreaming). If all 100,000 of those went to Moab, it would be a CF. No, thanks. Please, some people, keep those Scouts on the pavement. ;)
Agree. I don’t even like seeing the term pavement princess. Tons of buyers have three row SUVs and never use the third row but we don’t label them ‘empty seaters’ other than some dirt roads and pasture like scenarios my parents nor I ever off-roaded our ‘77 Scout and nobody back then labeled us as anything other than drivers.
 
I know some will be offended for reasons I do not understand, but I see there are unique benefits of all configurations so I try to keep an open mind. I’ve got a foot in all camps. :LOL:
My foot is entirely in the camp of I don’t see how I can afford a Scout upon release because of all that’s going on.

But if/when we can afford one, it’ll be BEV because I have my own preferences and experiences that make me confident the BEV Traveler would be a fantastic vehicle for us. And I can’t ever see myself going back to gas, especially since I now produce my own energy for local driving.
 
My foot is entirely in the camp of I don’t see how I can afford a Scout upon release because of all that’s going on.

But if/when we can afford one, it’ll be BEV because I have my own preferences and experiences that make me confident the BEV Traveler would be a fantastic vehicle for us. And I can’t ever see myself going back to gas, especially since I now produce my own energy for local driving.
I’m so hoping your situation changes so you can get your Scout!