2010 Subaru Tribeca 3.6r Touring 3rd Row Suv W/ Navigation on 2040-cars
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States
Call a team member at 423-282-2493.....This 2010 Subaru Tribeca Touring SUV is located at Bill Gatton Acura-Mazda of Johnson City, TN. This 3rd Row AWD SUV is a previous 1 OWNER vehicle with a clean CARFAX. It is loaded with everything one could possibly want. The NAVIGATION screen also serves at the BACK-UP CAMERA screen. But the fun doesn't stop there, its Harman Kardon sound system nicely compliments the REAR ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM for high sound quality when watching those DVDs you love! the KBB RETAIL VALUE: $26,210----Feel free to stop by Bill Gatton Acura and Mazda of Johnson City (located next to the Mellow Mushroom) at 2909 N. Roan St.----- 423-282-2493
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