2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca Trims and Specs

The 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca 5-Passenger crossover SUV features two rows of seating for five people. The second row splits 40/20/40 for various seating and storage configurations, and they also move forward and back eight inches to increase legroom. A 3.0-liter, 245-hp H6 engine and 5-speed automatic power the 2007 Tribeca.

Safety is key in any Subaru, and standard features include ABS brakes, traction control, six airbags, rollover detection, and brake assist. All-wheel drive is standard, for better handling in rough conditions. Intermittent front and rear wipers, a trip computer, fog lights, power front seats, cruise control, front and center console, power locks, windows, and heated mirrors, and leather trim are all standard. The 2007 B9 Tribeca 5-Passenger is also pre-wired for XM and has an MP3 input. There is a long list of options, which include a parking sensor, remote start and a cargo tray.

The 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca 7-Passenger is the first Subaru vehicle with three rows of seating. It comes standard with two rows, but the optional third row allows two more small people or large dogs to fit in the back seat. The third row folds flat for extra space. Otherwise, the 2007 B9 Tribeca 7-Passenger is the same as its 5-passenger sibling, with a 3.0-liter, 245-hp flat-6 engine and 5-speed automatic. All-wheel drive, 18-inch wheels, ABS brakes, dual front side airbags, traction control, stability control, and the new brake assist and rollover sensor are all standard.

Features are much the same, with an 8-way power driver's seat and 4-way passenger seat, power windows, doors, and locks, turn signals in the mirrors, cruise control, audio controls on the steering wheel, leather trim, fog lights, a security system, and dual-zone climate control. The 7-Passenger adds a sunroof which the base 5-Passenger has only as an option. Satellite radio, auto-dimming mirrors, and a Special Edition package (with alloy wheels, a chrome grille, and XM Radio) are options.

Revised safety features are the major changes to the 2005 Subaru B9 Tribeca Limited 5-Passenger this year. The crossover SUV with all-wheel drive capability has two rows of seats for five people and is powered by a 3.0-liter, 245-hp H6 engine and 5-speed automatic. In addition to the already standard ABS brakes, traction control, and stability control, the B9 Tribeca gets brake assist and a rollover sensor, all combining to give this SUV a 5-star crash rating.

There are also some exterior tweaks in the grille and with new 18-inch alloy wheels. Otherwise, the 2007 B9 Tribeca Limited 5-Passenger is similar to its base counterpart in terms of cruise control, power features, heated seats, MP3 capability, trip computer, power front seats, dual-zone climate control, and remote entry. The Limited adds a sunroof and leather upholstery. Rear seats fold 60/40 and can also recline or move forward and back. Options include satellite radio, auto-dimming mirrors, and a cargo tray for the trunk. A Limited-only option is a navigation system that's bundled with a rearview camera for 2007.

The 2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca Limited 7-Passenger is Subaru's largest car, a crossover SUV that hold seven people in three rows of seats. The third row folds flat when not needed, and it is really only suitable for kids. The second row also folds, reclines, and moves back and forth. The Limited 7-Passenger is identical to the regular 7-Passenger, except that it has leather seats and an optional navigation system that also comes with a rearview camera.

Otherwise, it features the same 3.0-liter, 245-hp H6 engine and 5-speed automatic. All-wheel drive, ABS brakes, stability and traction control, dual front and side airbags, and the new rollover sensor and brake assist are standard. * and 4-way power driver's and passenger seats, a sunroof, power features, cruise control, dual-zone climate control, fog lights, security system, intermittent front and rear wipers, heated seats, and a trip computer help make the 2007 B9 Tribeca Limited 7-Passenger practical and luxurious. New options this year include remote start and parking sensors.