#SubaruTribeca

Subaru is recalling about 82,661 Tribeca SUVs over an issue with the hood latch. 

Subaru WRX owners better watch their speed while on the road.

Subaru is still adamant about competing in the three-row SUV segment.

Subaru is on a roll, with surging sales for all models. Well, all models except the Tribeca.

Subaru has issued a recall for its 2014 Legacy 3.6R, Outback 3.6R, and 2013 Tribeca models for a flaw with the automatic transmission. 

Welcome back to the all-you-can-eat Top-10 buffet! You know you want more, and AutoGuide’s happy to serve up another heaping helping of facts, neatly garnished with a sprig of fun. Grab a plate, load it up and tuck in to another generous portion of automotive infotainment.

After checking out the top 10 best selling vehicles of last year, it’s now time to take a look at the worst performers on dealerships lots.

Rumors that the unpopular Subaru Tribeca is being cut from the brand’s product line are being denied by a company spokesperson.

The Saab 9-6X concept was unveiled six years after being axed. The first pictures of the concept have hit the web and was unveiled at the company’s museum in Trollhättan.

Two separate Japanese automakers are planning similar fates for their underperforming vehicles, with both the Subaru Tribeca and Mazda 6 set to be discontinued in the near future.

A shortage of parts means that Subaru‘s Indiana plant will have its production cut in half through the end of the week, and the company will assess the situation on a day to day basis to examine whether a continuation is necessary.

It’s been revealed that Toyota is dipping its hand in the Subaru parts bin for the upcoming FT86 rear-drive sports car (slated to use a boxer engine and a modified version of the Legacy platform), but now it appears Toyota is also looking at ways the two manufacturers can share engineering when it comes to SUVs; specifically the Highlander and Subaru’s slow-selling Tribeca.

Osamu Namba, Subaru‘s new design chief wants to help move the company from a cult brand adored by outdoorsy types, Snowbelt buyers and performance enthusiasts into a mainstream brand capable of competing with offerings from major automakers.