I'm really not seeing it. Scout has such a distinct design, compared to this South Korean Land Rover Knock Off.
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@Jamie@ScoutMotors Quick HotShot of Question, Will the Scout mirrors be pretty much the size they are on the concepts? because personally I'm a big fan of bigger than standard side mirrors. They offer a lot more view clearing up blind spots, compared to today's standards.
Exactly. Even the headlight components fit out like a rounded rectangular bezel like the old scouts. It’s the little details that just work cohesively in the big picture
I’m not wondering so much as patiently waiting.
There is actually a big difference between the two. Look at the space below the center screen. The Scout has obvious physical controls (dials, buttons, and switches).
You good? Or just a massive Debby Downer?
If you don’t like that Scout is 2 years out, then find another car to buy. Scout doesn’t need to tell us every lick of information, until they’re ready. That the glorious thing about being a private company, and not being publicly traded not having quarterly meetings out for the public. Is they don’t need to tell the public anything until they’re ready are ready.
na, just wondering what they have under the hood...you ok????...p.s. I have my 78 scout to keep me busy
The Kia has the same drivetrain as the new Hyundai Palisade. And yes, it is located under the hood, because it is front engined.
A 287 Horsepower NA 3.5L V6, or a the 329Horsepower hybrid system with a 2.5L Turbo Inline 4, 2 electric motors and a ~.8kwh battery.
That said, the beltline/hood height is higher than is necessary for the vehicle, and the engine is set down from where the hood opens by more than is normal. But nothing else is under there (no frunk, as its not an EV).
Yeah actually i am. Im just wondering about you after seeing a few comments you also have made on other threads thats all.
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