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By barleypopplz on 02/14/11 09:55 AM (PST)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JXi 2dr Convertible
Review
this was a last option buy for us, our honda was totaled and we needed a car now. we paid 2600 for it, it has 80k original miles now we have had her for 6 months now and have fallen in LOVE with this care
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By buffalo on 10/20/10 00:00 AM (PDT)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JX 2dr Convertible
Review
Dependable fun convertible looks brand new recently paint not a scratch or a bump good take off; feel like you are borrowing daddy's car every time you drive it but it's yours
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By george7861 on 08/05/09 08:52 AM (PDT)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring LXi 2dr Coupe
Review
Even though the car is really a Mitsubishi Eclipse with a Chrysler body it is a nice sporty, fast car. It handles really good, mine has 140,000 miles on it and it starts better in the winter better than my neighbor's VW.
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By razze69697 on 03/29/08 18:29 PM (PDT)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JX 2dr Convertible
Review
i love this car the only thing is having to change the timing belt but i have never been stranded and good on gas sand pretty roomy for a convertible. Still runs strong w/167,000k miles
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By iso on 05/05/07 21:35 PM (PDT)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JXi 2dr Convertible
Review
I bought my Sebring Convertible with 98K on it. Not new, I know. My biggest complaint is oil issues. The oil light came on, I took it in and they replaced the oil sending unit. 10 miles later, it came on again. Every mechanic I took it in to gave me a different explanation and a different price. I drove it for a year with the light on. The rear window broke and cost around $1000 to replace. The turning radius is horrid. The interior of the door came away from the door. Crappy Chrysler quality. It was fun to drive, but a headache overall. I'm buying Japanese next time.
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By andy on 03/31/07 18:56 PM (PDT)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JX 2dr Convertible
Review
I've owned this car since new and the engine, transmission, A/C, and electrical system never gave me a problem. The only major maintenance I did was replace the motor mounts, installed a new top and new carpet. This is a very underrated car. The engine and transmission are Japanese and these can go the distance like Toyotas or Hondas.
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By Matt on 12/14/06 14:37 PM (PST)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring LXi 2dr Coupe
Review
Overall, this is a nice ride. I bought it for my son's first car, and it was a good choice. I have had a few repairs, but its an old car. I would definitely get another if it came up.
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By Fred on 05/17/05 18:49 PM (PDT)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JXi 2dr Convertible
Review
This vehicle is fun to drive and hugs the road at all speeds. It rides real smooth on open highway best. Shifting at high RPMs is smooth and powerful. Convertible model smart looking and by far the best design is the 1997. I will have no problem selling this vehicle when the time is right.
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By BLPro on 05/06/05 22:40 PM (PDT)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JXi 2dr Convertible
Review
-I owned this car for three years, and had NO major problems with it. The only repairs were the Battery, Front Breaks, and average Tune-ups. A fantastic Wisconsin winter & summer car. I get 30 miles/Gal. Quick pick-up for Highway Driving. I knew about the drain holes ahead of time, so I avoided wet floors. If you have the "Flooding Problems" & "Standing Water" inside on the floors, just keep the drain holes along the frame under each door uncloged, that should solve the problem with water on the floors. I have had no problem getting people in the back seats either, rather roomy back there. Basic preventative maintainance, and the car has been great. Better then the Benz I had, & cheaper.;)
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By Larryran on 01/01/05 13:20 PM (PST)
Vehicle
1997 Chrysler Sebring JX 2dr Convertible
Review
Purchased new in 1997. Most economical vehicle (total cost of ownership) I have ever owned. Now has 120000 miles. Initial Michelin tires lasted 75000 miles, and still had over 1/8 inch tread. One alignment, at 100000 miles - after being hit HARD from rear (knocked 50 feet from a dead stop!). (Checked every 30000 - always in spec.) First tune-up at 100000 miles. Having random teenagers wave and yell "Great car!" to a 50+ man - priceless. Chrysler quality over 5 consecutive vehicles is the reason we purchased a 2000 Grand Voyager for my wife. We will replace that with a Durango in 2005. My Sebring? Looks great, runs great, and no payments. We will be together for a long time to come
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