You may not have known that Fort Wayne, Indiana was once known as the “Heavy-Duty Truck Capital of the World”. The Summit ...

they didn't just build trucks. You they developed them, they innovated them, they changed the world here in a lot of ways." The first generation International Harvester Scout was considered by ...

It’s handsome, powered by a 162 horsepower V8, but was cancelled as International Harvester refocused on commercial trucks. “Over 20 years, 532,673 Scout models rolled off the production line in Fort ...

It is currently owned by Volkswagen Group, which acquired the rights to the brand from International Harvester ... Scout off-roaders, launching two models: an SUV and a pickup truck on a new ...

The vintage Scout trucks were known for being the OG "sport utility" vehicles, manufactured by International Harvester, who started out building tractors and farm vehicles and then shifted into making ...

Olivia Chaffin, a Girl Scout in rural Tennessee ... creating a built-in workforce – when one harvester retires or dies, another in the family takes his place to hold onto company-subsidized ...

launched the Scout Terra pickup and Scout Traveler SUV last year as Jeep-rivaling electric vehicles inspired by the original International Harvester Scout. Both vehicles will be built at a new ...

However, Autocar sources suggest Volkswagen is keen to revisit the concept of an electric off-roader, and the Scout chassis would be a natural fit. Audi could also be interested in Scout’s platform.

Steel beams, paint mixers, conveyer belts and hard hats are all playing a critical role in the construction of Scout Motors automotive plant in Blythewood.