What is one feature you hope Scout will include that has not yet been shown?

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There are some comfort creatures that I have grown to love in current cars.

Adaptable headlights, rain sensing wipers, heated and ventilated seats.

But one feature I love is simply being able to walk away from the car and it automatically locking.

What feature would you like to see?
I agree! This is one of my favorite features on my current vehicle.
 
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Factory delivery would be nice, not sure how that would work with a trade in exactly, but I have friend that lives 2 hours from the factory on my way home, and he wants to trail ride the scout and his 4Runner. That could be a fun adventure if it’s possible
Rivian drove my new R1T to my house, I had a pre-appraisal amount for my trade-in (electronically) which was quite fair, and was in line with Carvana, Edmunds TMV, etc., then I signed papers / took delivery, and the Rivian guys drove off in my trade-in.

Seamless - and best experience I have ever had buying a new truck.

Hopefully Scout can do something similar.
 
Rivian drove my new R1T to my house, I had a pre-appraisal amount for my trade-in (electronically) which was quite fair, and was in line with Carvana, Edmunds TMV, etc., then I signed papers / took delivery, and the Rivian guys drove off in my trade-in.

Seamless - and best experience I have ever had buying a new truck.

Hopefully Scout can do something similar.
Excellent. It would be nice if the trade could be handled in the state we live in so we could fly to SC to the factory to pick up our Scouts.
 
Excellent. It would be nice if the trade could be handled in the state we live in so we could fly to SC to the factory to pick up our Scouts.
I think for those beyond -8 hours would be great. I’m not sure if I’d drive my car down or trade and fly. When I did the BMW experience I rented a car and drove and my mom had flown up like 1-1/2 weeks prior to visit us and other local family so it was a great road trip with memories. My mom refused to do the track stuff in my 3-series. The X5 off-road experience was more than enough for her 🤣. But was a great memory. After that day we drove the 2-3 hours back to Myrtle Beach to drop her off. Then I road tripped home the whole way with my top down. Great memories and hope the Scout experience is just as memorable
 
I think for those beyond -8 hours would be great. I’m not sure if I’d drive my car down or trade and fly. When I did the BMW experience I rented a car and drove and my mom had flown up like 1-1/2 weeks prior to visit us and other local family so it was a great road trip with memories. My mom refused to do the track stuff in my 3-series. The X5 off-road experience was more than enough for her 🤣. But was a great memory. After that day we drove the 2-3 hours back to Myrtle Beach to drop her off. Then I road tripped home the whole way with my top down. Great memories and hope the Scout experience is just as memorable
That’s a wonderful memory! For us it’s about 800 miles so I would rather fly down and drive my Scout home.

It would be fun if they had some sort of a package that included a shuttle from the airport, cabins or yurts on property we could stay at (or a close hotel if that’s not possible). A day of fun with an offroad course, meals and making new friends and then we all head out the next morning after breakfast.

I’m glad SM is reading our posts. We have great ideas!
 
Excellent. It would be nice if the trade could be handled in the state we live in so we could fly to SC to the factory to pick up our Scouts.

That’s a wonderful memory! For us it’s about 800 miles so I would rather fly down and drive my Scout home.

It would be fun if they had some sort of a package that included a shuttle from the airport, cabins or yurts on property we could stay at (or a close hotel if that’s not possible). A day of fun with an offroad course, meals and making new friends and then we all head out the next morning after breakfast.

I’m glad SM is reading our posts. We have great ideas!
That’s how BMW was when I did it
Hotel stay in town after the picked us up at airport (returned rental there)
Got up to a European continental breakfast then drove us all to BMW museum/plant tour then across street to the X5 off-road experience. Then track for some basic training, proper mirror setup, wet skid track and the 180 reversers snap and go evasive driving. Then lunch at the cafeteria (was November so basically has a Thanksgiving style lunch then the last 4-1/2 hours was track time and pushing our vehicles to the limits.
I still hope Scout does something similar and will agree with you and continue manifesting treehouses and yurts on property for an overnight stay with a campfire style breakfast-maybe a campfire dinner the night before. That would really be an amazing experience. And I said once before-I know SM has an architecture team but I’ll volunteer my time to design the prototypes if they’d like.