Chrysler Sebring - Overview

If you take a lot of road trips, you might be pleased with what the Sebring has to offer. That's because this sedan excels at comfort with its seating for five; and convenience, with its heating or chilling cupholders or the MyGIG infotainment system. The Sebring also has smooth handling and a cushy ride. But none of the Sebring's three engines is impressive, and the four-speed automatic transmission is outdated.

The Chrysler Sebring is a midsize car sold by Chrysler since 1995. It was first offered as a two-door coupe, then a convertible option was introduced the next year. In 2001, the four-door Sebring sedan was released, sharing a platform with the Dodge Avenger, Dodge Caliber, Jeep Compass, Jeep Patriot and two Mitsubishi cars, the Lancer and the Outlander. Although the coupe has since been discontinued, the Sebring sedan is still going strong, and was last redesigned in 2007. The Sebring was not offered as a 2007 model, but had a redesign in 2008.  

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