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  • maynard
    maynard reacted to tjnorden's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    Some of the original names were good: SSII (Super Scout II), Rallye, Aristocrat...not sure I would reuse Red Carpet or Champagne though
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to speedrye's post in the thread Trim names… with Haha Haha.
    Hmm, I'm not opposed to road types: Asphalt/Blacktop Gravel Fire Road/Washout/Logging Road Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to cyure's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    Apologies, but I don’t think calling a $60,000 vehicle bare bones is right. That’s $10,000 more than the average cost of a new car. If...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to speedrye's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    I guess I'm just not seeing enough from Scout to warrant different trims yet, only options or maybe packages so far. I definitely don't...
  • Hedges1
    I agree. I don’t want the names on the outside. Like our Supra. When they had the 2.0 and 3.0 it wasn’t marked anywhere on the...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to cyure's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    This is so much harder than it appears.
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Logan's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    Plus, I mean. Not all outdoorsy stuff/people live near mountains... And then, even if you do something different than that, if you put...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Gottesacker's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    I think the only problem I would have with them leaning into the outdoorsy names as you mentioned is that a lot of other brands are...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Logan's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    The hard part here is, as J says, finding things that are interesting, and unique, and... not going to make people who buy the peasant...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Gottesacker's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    I think @OleScout is right that Thresher at least would be another great name. Binder could be good too. Maybe Plow? Seeder? Lol, I...
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Gottesacker's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    Lol... welp, you got me... genuinely forgot Millenial = Gen Y.
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to speedrye's post in the thread Trim names… with Haha Haha.
    I didn't want to offend the millennials, so I just called it generation Y and grouped it with Z, knowing they wouldn't get it. :ROFLMAO:
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to cyure's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    I agree, love Reaper. But what about the rest of the trims?
  • maynard
    maynard reacted to Gottesacker's post in the thread Trim names… with Like Like.
    Yea Reaper HAS to be a high performance version, that's just too cool of a name to not use that way. I like leaning into the farm/ranch...
  • maynard
    I agree. I don’t want the names on the outside. Like our Supra. When they had the 2.0 and 3.0 it wasn’t marked anywhere on the...