I located a good condition 2008 Tribeca from a dealership. They say it was a leased vehicle that was returned. Only problem with it is a shake during braking, which the dealer has already said they'll replace the brakes before selling. Any other gotchas with Tribecas? The 2008 seems to be still the modern body-style, it looks like.
Also for the Canadians on here, especially the Quebecers. The salesman says they need a deposit before beginning work on the brakes, so I can go take it to an independent garage for a safety check. He said in Quebec they are obligated to refund the deposit if I don't take the vehicle. Is this true? I'm inclined to just take the car in for the inspection with the shaky brakes, since I already know about them.
Yousuf Khan