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Scout Traveler Concepts Split the Difference Between Trail and Trophy Room

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Scout Motors has revealed two concept versions of its Traveler SUV, and each stakes out a different claim on what the nameplate is for. One concept leans into cabin luxury and finish, the kind of interior a driver notices before the engine ever turns over. The other, dubbed Mountainside, is built with dirt in mind — trail-ready equipment meant to be used, not just photographed. Together the pair frames the range Scout intends the production Traveler to cover, from paved comfort to backcountry work.

With reporting from Road & Track.

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