Category Archives: Scout History

We dug into the Scout brand archives and found a line that still says it all: “Anything less is just a car.” Decades later, it still captures the grit, purpose, and spirit that define us.

1977 Baja 1000 ©Trackside Photo

The Scout SUV, already an off-road icon, was well positioned to capitalize on the trend when a privately-owned 800A marked the brand’s desert-racing debut in the 1969 Baja 1000®.

Martin Aveyard creates millimeter-perfect 1/24 scale cars—and his latest creation is a classic Scout® truck.

A deep dive into the next generation of Scout® Terra™ truck design.

The Scout® Traveler™ ushers in a new era of iconic design and rugged performance.

Scout Motors has unveiled two heritage-inspired, 8-day-a-week concept vehicles.

Scout Motors CEO Scott Keogh lays out his vision for why the iconic Scout is making a comeback and why it matters.

In an ambitious undertaking, International™ Scout®, Rand McNally, and a group of off-road journalists set out to catalog some of the best trails in every U.S. state and Canada.

Scout historian, Jim Allen, dives into the history of the first Scout model – The Scout 80.

Over 500,000 Scouts were built before production ended in 1980.
This is the story of the last Scout to leave the factory.

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