Used 2010 Chrysler Sebring Touring 2dr Convertible (2.7L 6cyl 4A) Consumer Reviews
Better than expected
Traded 01 Olds Alero. Front seats roomy and comfortable. Rear a bit tight but better than Mustang. With top up and windows closed, much quieter than Olds. With top down and windows up, we were able to have conversations at normal speaking levels. Not much turbulence with top down. Car rides smoothly but tends to wallow a little. Acceleration is similar to 2010 Mustang but not close to the 2011 Pony. Engine is a little noisy when accelerating, but very quiet at steady 70. Car easily pushes to over 80 without whining. Love the trunk space when the top is up. Very simple to raise/lower top: one switch, no levers. Car sat on dealers lot for extended period with no leaks after many heavy storms.
Sebring Convertibles becoming rare!
At least the last 08-10 Convertible generation I have been doing 500 mile searches auto trader on-line only found 9 for sale and most to far away or have over 150k. My neighbor has a 08 with 2.7 engine with 250k miles she said this Sebring is longest car has ever owned. The top is awesome how it works you can even open the top from the key fob. also love the removable windscreen, the two-tone leather interior, the factory radio sounds perfect. Good luck with the search!
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- Touring SedanMSRP: $5,50051 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $4,98872 mi away
- Touring ConvertibleMSRP: $3,995110 mi away
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I was selling these cars and really read all the engineering specs. needless to say I sold a few-no issues. bought mine new in 2010 and really babied it. I beat the crap out of my old grand cherokee and my car never even saw bad weather. I still love it and just came back from a 20 state tour with zero issues. not bad for a 100k+ car I think it may outlive me.
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Not bad
Decent car , not expensive and drives and looks great , perfect for driving at beach the lake any where
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LOVE MY CONVERTIBLE!!!
My 2010 red touring convertible sebring is now 12 years old and I still love it as much as the day I bought it in 2011. It still looks and runs beautiful. The only things I had to do is replace the brakes and rotors, buy new tires and a new battery which is just routine maintenance for every car. I have no complaints at all. It's the best car I ever owned and it will be very emotional when I have to get another car. I plan on running my baby called Ruby till the wheels fall off.