2001 Chrysler Sebring consumer reviews

I found myself coming back to this car. I bought a 2002 Chrysler Sebring convertible-limited edition, but I think mine was a lemon. The water pump exploded inside the engine and I had to total it. My husband has a 2001 Chrysler Sebring LXi sedan and I traded him my 2003 Infiniti G35!! I just can't stay away from the extreme comfort, reliability, and looks! This car will not disappoint if you take care of it like you're supposed to!

I purchased one of these used in 2002 with 18,000 miles, and it now has 102,000 miles and going strong! The original chrome wheels began corroding/flaking about a year ago, resulting in countless rim leaks; I gave up the battle a month ago and replaced the wheels with near-matching aftermarket wheels when I decided to keep the car indefinitely. Nice power, handling, and great eye appeal; amazingly the fabric top is still good as new, and still airtight. Keep building them Chrysler

I think have changed everything in this car. I have changed strut mounts,water pump, had problems with aluminum wheels eroding and then problems with keeping air in the tires. Changed the radiator, and oil pan and struts and etc. Would not buy another but I like the looks of them.

I bought my used with 35,000 miles on it. Loved it at first, but it turned into a real money pit for me. I had to put a new transmission in it when it hit 85,000 miles. Had a horrible time with the tires, I was later told that particular alloy rim was easily bent, and that's why my tires went flat all of the time. There were various other problems so I gave it to my son when he turned 16 since it was just an around our small town car for him. Six months later, he side swiped a brick mail box and the insurance company declared it totaled. I was just happy that he wasn't hurt. I will say it was one of the prettiest cars I've ever owned and the top did function extremely well in comparison to other convertibles I have owned over the years.

I traded in my cummins for this car, and got the better end of the deal. It handles well and has all the power and luxury anyone really needs. Mechanically they are simple and easy to work on, I have found some design flaws in my 2001, but not everything can be perfect. Wax it up and roll in to the country club, or packed full of people and head to the drag strip for a little fun with the 200 stock horsepower. Ps you can get more out of it with a little bit of computer work and air filter.

I have owned my sebring for a while now and I love it. Very nice handling and interior. One of the major reasons I bought it was because it had quite a bit of power with a 200 hp engine. Great for in the summer with a really easy to open roof. Have never had troubles starting it in cold or hot weather. Great winter driving in this car with FWD! Saves me money at the tank too. Very Quiet for a convertible. Goes around corners perfectly.

I have an LXI convt. It's reliable. looks good, decent gas mileage and quite frankly fun to clean and wax. Not a Ferrari but a poor mans fun car. My son says only old people drive them BUT I'm not that old and I love the car because of it's style, solid reliability and fun-factor!!! Enough said.

A great car. Drives nice, handles well, and she's a looker too. People may think it is a run of the mill rent-a-car, but it is enjoyable to drive. The only issue I've had with it has been the radio going out.

I loved the way this car handles. It is sleek and nippy, and looks very classy. It handle bends at fast speeds with ease, and accelerates very well. The car is spacey for four passengers.

This car is wonderful to drive! Powerful and has great handling. Very comfortable when you are in the car but sit's so low it's more difficult to get in and out than I'm used to with my SUV. It's great for those that want something a little sporty and like some luxury.