Overview & Reviews
The 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca crossover SUV is largely unchanged. All models now come pre-wired for XM satellite radio, and there's a new auxiliary jack for connecting portable MP3 players. Additionally B9 Limiteds now have a driver and front-passenger seat memory feature as standard and, as part of the optional navigation system, a rearview camera. Finally, there are a few new options, such as a remote starter and rear parking sensors. On the safety front, an anti-rollover system is now standard, as is brake assist.
- Alfa-inspired bodywork, stylish interior, lots of standard and optional features.
- Feels sluggish when fully loaded, coarse power delivery, lack of rear legroom, one of the pricier choices in this segment.
User Reviews:
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Test drove 17 SUVs and bought the B9 - 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca
By RWP - April 4 - 8:20 pmThis vehicle was purchased for my wife. She wanted an SUV that wasnt too big, wasnt too small, wasnt the same as everyone else, and had lots of features. We test drove everything (17 in total) from $25K to over $70K. We liked the Porsche Cayenne S, but didnt feel like spending that much. We also liked the Lexus RX350, but everyone has one. The Subaru B9 Tribeca was the last one we tested and we only tried it because the Porsche and Audi dealer also sold Subaru. We liked it so much, and the dealer gave us a very good deal on a just off the truck 2007 model, that we bought it that day. We have taken it on two long road trips and love it.
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NIGHTMARE of a Car - 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca
By gldylox - January 2 - 11:55 amI bought this car with 62K miles which is low for a subaru. Let me preface this saying I have owned 2 subuarus before. I have owned this car less than a year and have the following issues... The car loses power when driving randomly. It stalls, lurches, and loses power. It has been in the dealership for 7 weeks off and on to solve this problem. Well at first they couldnt find anything wrong. Four check engine lights later and 5 visits to the dealership, 2 oxygen sensors, 1 catalytic converter and an oil leak later the car is still not fixed. This really has become a safety issue as the problem happens once the car has been driven over 100 miles. Wont buy a subaru again
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Boat on wheels - 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca
By nina - November 19 - 8:20 pmNot as fun to drive as the manual shift Outback. Slow to get going from a stop and noisy engine rev makes it seem like an effort for the car to get going. Compared to my 11 year old Outback which has zippy pick-up with only four cylinders, this six cylinder car has the perfomance of a dinosaur. Nice interior styling though, but everything is electronic, including odometer. Gas hog.
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Great vehicle - 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca
By SubiNewby - September 26 - 5:06 amThis was my first Subaru...got this vehicle for my wife because of the safety aspects, but we both love it. This is a luxury vehicle at an affordable price. I cant recommend it enough. Good low end torque, with a little less response on the highway. Corners without leaning, havent had a chance to put the AWD to test. Interior is top-notch and very comfortable, including for back seat passengers. 3rd row is a joke, which is why we purchased the 5 passenger version. We chose this over X3, Murano, Highland, CR-V and CX-7.
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So far so good - 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca
By asr - May 11 - 5:16 pmWe bought it about 3 weeks ago, it has been great so far. I was a little worried about the sluggish pick up, but it really has not been a big deal. The car runs great, all the extras are awesome. I really love the puddle lights. Its my wifes car and its the type of car that makes me feel good that she is safe.
