2011 Subaru Tribeca

Subaru Tribeca is a great improvement for the year 2008 a new design, more powerful engine and rear suspension, and for the year 2011, updates have been reduced to a minimum. The five-passenger version of the Tribeca is no longer available.

Again, the only engine option for 2011 Subaru Tribeca is a flat-six engine of 3.6 liters with 256 horsepower and 247 lb-ft of torque on tap. Drive was sent to all four wheels via a five-speed automatic transmission and all wheel drive symmetrical. Performance of the flat-six engine is respectable, but it is not appropriate for competitors like the Ford Edge or Honda Pilot. Fuel economy is poor or especially good for this class, with return Tribeca 16 mpg city and 21 mpg on the highway, the best of all, it runs on regular unleaded fuel instead of unleaded super requirements the previous generation. The handling is one of the best features of Tribeca, pushing hard into the corner and Tribeca has control of the vehicle body and good management of other better than most of this type. 2011 Subaru Tribeca ground clearance of 8.4 inches and standard all-wheel drive off-road prowess can shout, but this mid-sized crossover are better suited to the suburban environment.

Real estate off-road is not the goal here only all-weather performance.

Tribeca was firm but gentle and controlled, and a silent step inside what we have come to expect from Subaru. Tribeca interior has a futuristic theme with flowing lines that surround the driver and front passenger. Creation, while unique, does not limit the space of the front seats, especially around the knee.

The Subaru Tribeca 2011 is also one of the safest vehicles in its class, scoring top marks in the U.S. Insurance Institute (IIHS) in safety tests on the roads of the accident. In addition, the Tribeca offers plenty of standard safety features including side airbags for front seats and side curtain air bags front and second row passengers, but not for third-row passengers. TheCarConnection.com recommends going with rear view camera, which makes maneuvering easier reverse parking annoying.

Touring model has also joined the range, with a sunroof, navigation system and rearview camera as standard. Whatever you choose off-line Premium, Limited and Touring fog lights, 18-inch wheels, power driver and passenger, heated front seats and third row seats are standard equipment.