Test drives, showings and service

[cwkoontz]

I know this is probably at least 2 years out, but will those that made reservations be able to visit showrooms and possibly even test drive the Traveler and Terra? Nowadays everyone seems to order their cars online site unseen, but I would love to put hands on it. 60 grand is a big commitment without being able to see it in person.

On a slightly different note, but of similar importance, does anyone know yet which metro areas Scout will have service centers in? Another fear of mine is purchasing a new vehicle that's the first of its kind and not having a service center nearby.

 

[Jrose4344]

I know when the Bronco came out they had events to showcase the truck long before they went into production but your couldn’t drive it initially until production started and lots began to have demos. But I agree it would be nice before placing an order.

 

[Timmdodge60]

My understanding is that Scout plans to build dedicated retail spaces, called Scout Workshops in various North America metro areas, to allow customers to check out the cars in person, go for a test drive, and get their vehicles serviced. If they don't locate one of these workshops close enough to your residence, they plan to have mobile service that will come to you. I'm not sure what the plan is for test driving one if you don't live close to one of the workshops and you don't want to make a long trip.

 

[Timmdodge60]

You might find helpful info on this discussion: https://www.scoutevforum.com/forum/...-open-in-2027-expanding-to-100-by-2032.11023/

 

[timmyhil]

Scout will probably be releasing the Tour calendar sometime soon since its going in tour this year. Ill check with jamie.