Scout Concepts in Scottsdale, Arizona, April 25, 2026
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IMO they should also look into the Subaru Trailseeker. I think that could offer a potential best of both scenario for them.
Okay now that I’m back home, here’s my debrief from the weekend: Silo Green looks fantastic on the Terra. Out of all the colors I’ve seen, it’s my favorite so far. Really hoping it makes it to production. The satin white is super clean too.
The vibes from the crowd were great. There was a lot of excitement from longtime Scout fans and also from people discovering the brand for the first time. I heard a lot of positive feedback, and quite a few people said they like the design better than Rivian.
I had the chance to chat with Chris, Kathy, and Jamie, which was awesome. The merch line was crazy. I’m pretty sure they almost sold out.
It was also really cool seeing so many younger people getting into Scouts, both old and new, and falling in love with them. Makes me happy knowing I’m not alone
Overall, an awesome time. So glad I went. Wish I could make it to all the events.
The vibes from the crowd were great. There was a lot of excitement from longtime Scout fans and also from people discovering the brand for the first time. I heard a lot of positive feedback, and quite a few people said they like the design better than Rivian.
I had the chance to chat with Chris, Kathy, and Jamie, which was awesome. The merch line was crazy. I’m pretty sure they almost sold out.
It was also really cool seeing so many younger people getting into Scouts, both old and new, and falling in love with them. Makes me happy knowing I’m not alone
Overall, an awesome time. So glad I went. Wish I could make it to all the events.
After a few days away from the Scouts and with additional time to think about things, we’d love to see the Traveler on 30” or 31" tires with stock height.
The (to us) silly-looking tonka wheels and tires and “lift" made it feel much larger than it probably will be with sensible shoes.
We do a lot of off-road travel with very little rock crawling—and would never rock crawl in a $70k truck—but have never needed tires as big as 35s and certainly will never need or want anything like 37s. I think 31s would be perfect on the Traveler.
The (to us) silly-looking tonka wheels and tires and “lift" made it feel much larger than it probably will be with sensible shoes.
We do a lot of off-road travel with very little rock crawling—and would never rock crawl in a $70k truck—but have never needed tires as big as 35s and certainly will never need or want anything like 37s. I think 31s would be perfect on the Traveler.
The smallest tire is likely 33" and smallest wheel is 18".
I would love to see that combo on perhaps the next Traveler concept. Just saying.
Nah 35's on mine lol. But yeah seeing 33's on a 18 Traveler could definitely catch the eye of a whole new potential set of buyers.
I was all for 35s, but range and climbing in. I don’t like running boards. 33s will give me better range and I can get in no problem without running boards without having to pull myself in.
In that case, we would likely get a second set of wheels and 31" tires for road trips and most driving. We would only put the 33s on when driving in snow.
I'll be replacing our 33s on the Lightning with 31s when it's time.
I don't like running boards either but I love me some rock sliders
Oh my Traveler has to have rock sliders.I don't like running boards either but I love me some rock sliders
Okay now that I’m back home, here’s my debrief from the weekend: Silo Green looks fantastic on the Terra. Out of all the colors I’ve seen, it’s my favorite so far. Really hoping it makes it to production. The satin white is super clean too.
The vibes from the crowd were great. There was a lot of excitement from longtime Scout fans and also from people discovering the brand for the first time. I heard a lot of positive feedback, and quite a few people said they like the design better than Rivian.
I had the chance to chat with Chris, Kathy, and Jamie, which was awesome. The merch line was crazy. I’m pretty sure they almost sold out.
It was also really cool seeing so many younger people getting into Scouts, both old and new, and falling in love with them. Makes me happy knowing I’m not alone
I agree with you. That Silo green is such a cool color. It's definitely something you need to see in person as photos don't do it justice. I asked Jamie if it was going to be offered and all he could tell me is there has been a lot of good feedback. So hopefully it makes it to production.Okay now that I’m back home, here’s my debrief from the weekend: Silo Green looks fantastic on the Terra. Out of all the colors I’ve seen, it’s my favorite so far. Really hoping it makes it to production. The satin white is super clean too.
The vibes from the crowd were great. There was a lot of excitement from longtime Scout fans and also from people discovering the brand for the first time. I heard a lot of positive feedback, and quite a few people said they like the design better than Rivian.
I had the chance to chat with Chris, Kathy, and Jamie, which was awesome. The merch line was crazy. I’m pretty sure they almost sold out.
It was also really cool seeing so many younger people getting into Scouts, both old and new, and falling in love with them. Makes me happy knowing I’m not alone
When you see it in natural light it brings out the color so strongly. In the direct sun you can see hints of gold but in the shade it shows more green. It's really cool. I showed my wife pictures from the LA auto show where it was outside but under covering. I told her the color is so unique and pictures didn't show what my eyes saw. When she came with me to Scottsdale, she got to see it in person and agreed it is an awesome color. I hope you get the chance to see it before they change it up again.
I know I don’t want white. So I won’t be heartbroken not to see the white Traveler, but I really want to see Silo.
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