Since its U.S. debut a few years back, Subaru has sold roughly 35,000 copies of the B9 Tribeca. That’s not good, and stands in contrast to the brand’s other models, all of which have helped Subaru actually improve sales by a commendable margin. With the launch of the reworked 2008 Tribeca, company officials are in essence saying that it’s time for their mightiest crossover to rise to the occasion and bring in its share of customers. Subaru suggests that people loved the previous version; unfortunately, those people were limited in number. Having addressed shoppers’ main complaint, all expectations are that this new iteration will comfortably outsell its predecessor.