The 1970 International Harvester Scout is often remembered as one of the pioneers of the modern sport utility vehicle, but ...

A 1975 International Harvester Scout II Traveltop, this 4x4 is a comprehensively rebuilt restomod powered by a modern ...

For most young people, the name International Harvester doesn’t mean all that much today. The American carmaker went the way of the dodo back when most of us were still toddlers. Had it survived, it ...

So, the biggest news of the summer when it comes to off-road oriented SUVs is the arrival of the new Ford Bronco. The revival of the nameplate seems to be exactly what Ford was hoping for, perhaps ...

International Harvester was founded on March 22, 1902. It would spend most of the early 20th century building tractors, farming equipment, and, more importantly for us car enthusiasts, light- and ...

Built between 1961 and 1980, the Scout was an attempt by tractor producer International Harvester to ape off of the success that Jeep and Ford had found with their early body-on-frame SUVs. The Scout ...

Looking for a step-by-step dose of motivation to bring your International Harvester Scout to another level? Take a trip back to September 1990 with us for a look at Enzo Pacino's 1972 International ...

Volkswagen’s decision to revive the dormant International Scout brand of SUVs and pickups with a family of U.S.-centric electric vehicles is a potential stroke of genius that should cause sleepless ...

The International Harvester Company was an iconic brand for rural America since 1902, when several smaller companies merged to form the conglomerate. Long associated with commercial trucks and farm ...

In a quiet backwater of the new-vehicle market during the 1960s and much of the '70s, four rugged off-road vehicles battled annually for the few thousand sales available: Land Rover's Series II ...