I know you've posted elsewhere but I'd mention which model you have now there are a few very different variants kicking around
I have an 800 Icon. I do love it.
Cons: One con for me is the clutch, I'm nearly out of adjustment on the cable after a miserly 8000km. That said I am often, very often in heavy traffic, though not sure it should make that much difference.
They should maybe use a few more stainless steel bolts and washers here and there as I have the odd rusty one that pees me off at Ducati prices.
Their own range of OEM customisable parts are soooooo stupidly priced it's untrue.
If you ride in the wet the rear mudguard is pretty useless - not much of an issue for me.
Tyres are great but I need a new set at 8000km and I think I've done well compared to others.
Some folk don't get on with the standard seat but I've not had a major issue with it.
The throttle was a little snappy for me initially (mines a 2015) but I'm more than used to it now.
Suspension is pretty low rent
but is it worth 1000's to replace. I dunno. I replaced my rear shock in a fit of pique and it is better… but not $1000's better
I'm doing more kms per year the longer I have it but as you can see I've hardly gone bonkers in the past 3 years. It is my primary form of transport but I work from home so it's a shopper that I have a bit of fun on once a month or so when time allows

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Pros POV generally summed up as – I had mostly sports bikes in the UK but lost my passion for them as I got older (and slower!) After a several year hiatus I needed some wheels and the Ducati loyalty gene resurfaced. Saw the Scrambler, instantly liked the looks and simplicity of the bike. Took it for a test ride and the rest is history. Suits me down to the ground. It's easy to ride around the city. Fun on the longer blasts. I'm happy enough with it performance and handling-wise (I'm no Rossi wannabee though). It's the first bike I've had in ages that I will just jump on to do a 10 minute trip up the road.
I'm sure there's more - that was a quick splurge to avoid starting any work