Used Chrysler 200 Review

It's not a shocker that one of the first things the folks at Chrysler did after the company emerged from bankruptcy was to replace its perennially underwhelming Sebring. What may surprise you, however, is just how much better the Chrysler 200 is than the model it replaces. While the 200 doesn't represent a full redesign, it was thoroughly reworked to a degree that comparisons to its predecessor are largely irrelevant. In addition to modest exterior styling tweaks and a slightly sportier stance, the 200 has gained a powerful V6 and an attractively made-over interior.

These changes have elevated the 200 to be a respectable choice for a midsize family sedan. The 200 also scores points for being one of the few midsize models to offer a convertible body style. There are still many choices for a midsize sedan, and most continue to hold advantages in terms of fuel economy, interior room and reputations for reliability. However, Chrysler's midsize sedan is finally at the very least worthy of consideration.

Used Chrysler 200 Models
The Chrysler 200 was new for 2011 and there have been no changes since then. Prior to that year, this model was known as the Chrysler Sebring.

If you are looking for newer years, visit our new Chrysler 200 page.