2008 Subaru Tribeca on 2040-cars
North Haven, Connecticut, United States
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If you have owned a
Tribeca you know what a cool car it is. This one is in pristine condition. It’s
rounded styling will look good a decade from now. The car is the perfect size for anyone not looking to
carry sumo wrestlers. It has power and handling that make it a delight to
drive. In addition to the factory stuff it also has a trailer hitch. I bought it and shortly thereafter inherited
a truck and Porche. It has been used over the years for longer trips. It has never been driven in the snow. I'm selling it because one guy should not own three cars. I have read some of the reviews on the Internet. At $40,000 there may be better cars. At this price and condition I suspect there are none. |
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