Let me say something about these videos (hard to tell but there was also a ramp under the right rear tire). I was driving the Tribeca. (yeah, I really messed up my username when creating my account). I am a Subaru fan, my friend (MotorBros1470) is a Honda fan. I figured the Tribeca would easily make it up and the Honda would fail, so I devised this little test. There were also many more attempts off camera. I tried constant throttle anywhere from 10% to about 80% according to the accel % screen. I also tried slowly increasing throttle and with and without traction control. There were no tricks done and the vehicle was 100% stock (no longer have it, it was a lease). However, the car performed flawlessly in snow and ice, so the test did come as a surprise to me. So, even with a Subaru fan behind the wheel doing everything in his power to make it up, the Subaru just couldn't do it. I think the issue was that the car would move up the ramps, slow the rear left wheel and right front wheel (now off the ground) and then not give enough power to the two wheels on the ramps, so the car would move back down a little, then take power away from the ramp wheels, the car would climb, then fall, and the cycle just repeated. You can tell the best in the second clip (turn up your speakers), by looking at the left rear wheel, it was constantly leaving the ground, then touching the ground, then leaving, then touching, so I think every time it and the front right touched, they stole power from the ramp wheels which weren't getting enough when the other two briefly left.