New Scout Traveler Concept Added - Mountainside Theme

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I see these and I’m like-yeah, super cool but I worry 6 months later I might be bored with the color. That’s my struggle. To date I like all the colors-A-LOT but for the colored versions I haven’t found my WOW color. I do love the original Tahitian with the ghost stripes but suspect that will be the number one color-you never forget your first true love. I’m still hoping for pale yellow since that was my original and first request early on, when forum started and I like some of the AI versions. I liked the gold earlier today but that’s more of a neutral than a color. Any who, hope each of us find our WOW color!
Perfect way to put it. Wow me Scout!!
 
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Front passenger side is def where the charging port should be. In your case it sounds like one of the cars will have to back in. Or, there used to be lots of talk of mounting a charger in the ceiling, maybe with the plug on a swing arm to reach anywhere. Anyway, it appears in this case Toyota got it right (eventually).
Why cant’t they just make two ports?
 
Don't get me wrong, all of the concepts have looked amazing, and I am super excited to see one in person and purchase one. Buuuuuuut, does anyone else feel like the colors have been beautiful, but a bit...tame? I would love to some wilder, or brighter colors for us bolder colored vehicle
folk. What say you @Jamie@ScoutMotors !?

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I like this one a lot! I would take this over Pacific Mist for my Terra and name it, BABE!
Or BLUE-OX!
 
No. I mean during DCFC.
If you back in and place the charger, such as an alpi 400, to your left, you should be able to open the rear. But… this may not always be practical if those spaces are in use. There are other brands of chargers and charging pedestals ( such as the way Tesla does theirs) that it may not always be possible to open plug in adn open the rear hatch or you’d have to be pulled forward to make the space and possibly be sticking out in the isle.

I get Space’s concerns, hopefully it isn’t an issue as I too will need to be accessing the rear while charging to get dogs out.
 
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Just noticed on Boulder concept the bolsters aren’t full leather. Usually insert are just rear seat and bolsters are contrast. On these seats the inset goes to the top edge of the bolsters. Really nice touch. Love it!
 
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Have to admit, of all the builds so far, this one interests me the least. I guess I just don't really get it. Black vehicle in Texas is an easy bake oven. Wood accents look like budget wafer board (made some college furniture out of that). Other than the running board, it looks practically stripped. Wheels look perfect for a mall crawler. Not the build I would prefer I guess.
 
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Have to admit, of all the builds so far, this one interests me the least. I guess I just don't really get it. Black vehicle in Texas is an easy bake oven. Wood accents look like budget wafer board (made some college furniture out of that). Other than the running board, it looks practically stripped. Wheels look perfect for a mall crawler. Not the build I would prefer I guess.
Not my preference either. There’s aspects I like and I hope everyone gets what the version they want.

I am glad the offroad version is what rolled out onto the stage at launch. If it was this one I doubt I would have ran to my computer to make a reservation.
 
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