Friendly Subaru Owner

On my way home, I needed some laundry detergent so I stopped at the local supermarket. I picked up a flat of water before checking out with a medium sized bottle of Tide. I place the bottle on top of the water and walk out to the car while holding the keys in my hand. Now, this flat contains about 40+ bottles of water so it is not easy to carry. As I approach the car, I realize that the tailgate does not open automatically like it does on my mom's SUV (hint hint Subaru!) and I have to set the flat down on the top of the rear bumper pad and support it with my knee. A gentlemen next to me notices the precarious position I have myself in and asks if he can help. I say, "Sure, when I pull the water away from the pad can you open the trunk for me."

After he does this and I put the water away, he asks me about the Tribeca and says that he too is a Subaru owner (and from Colorado) and wanted to know how I liked my Tribeca. I swear I felt like I was in a commercial giving him my professional impressions without hiding the things I think could be improved. The last question out of his mouth was, "Does it have a lot of room." I said it has enough room for 7 passengers plus a some bags. It is great for weekend trips to the mountains, picking up people from the airport, or even giving tours of Celebrity homes in Beverly Hills and Bel Air. I can do just about everyting in my Tribeca. Get one!'

Subaru should give its customers' commissions because we probably account for more vehicle sales than their salesman do.