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The Subaru B9 Tribeca, introduced in 2006, was a bold departure for the Japanese automaker. This three-row crossover SUV aimed to capture a larger slice of the family-friendly market, challenging established players like the Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot. Built on a modified Subaru Legacy platform, the Tribeca differentiated itself with its unique, almost futuristic styling, featuring a large, hexagonal grille and distinctive, wraparound headlights. While the design was divisive in its time, it marked a clear attempt to move beyond the brand's traditional image of rugged, off-road capable vehicles. Under the hood, the Tribeca was powered by a 3.6-liter, six-cylinder horizontally opposed engine (the "boxer" engine Subaru is known for), coupled with a five-speed automatic transmission. Despite innovative features like a spacious third row and a standard all-wheel drive system, the Tribeca struggled to gain a foothold in a highly competitive segment. Critics often cited its handling, which felt less agile than its rivals, and the interior, which lacked the perceived quality of other Subaru vehicles. Additionally, its fuel economy was not particularly impressive, leading to limited appeal in the face of increasingly gas-conscious consumers. While the Tribeca received a mid-cycle refresh in 2008, it ultimately failed to meet sales expectations, leading to its discontinuation in 2014. Despite its short life, the Tribeca stands as a testament to Subaru's ambition to expand its reach in the automotive market, showcasing its commitment to innovative design and engineering, albeit with a somewhat less-than-successful outcome.