2002 Chrysler Sebring consumer reviews

Chrysler Sebring Convertibles; the best money you can spend on a car, with a much lower than average mileage of any car I have searched for. I looked for 2 months at many convertible cars. This list includes: BMW Z-3, Chrysler Sebrings, Ford Mustangs, and Mini's. The Chrysler Sebring had the best price and the least mileage per dollar spent, the best options, the best condition, and the colors I wanted. When looking to the different factory Convertibles available my criteria was based on; Engine, type of interior (leather, vinyl, or material), transmission, power windows, color (body, top, interior) options, room of passenger area, MILEAGE (That was a big one). Be patient, and expand your area. Don't be afraid to do some traveling to get your car, USE Caution! Meet in public places, take a family or friend to get it. Enjoy.

this was a great car, no major problem just normal ware and tare. great engine, decent ride. only problems with the Sebrings are the I6 engines, the I4 are strong and reliable.

This car was the worst car i bought! I only had the car for 6 months it hasnt been running for the past 3 and every month since i had the car there was always something wrong. Nobody wants to work on the car an i cant afford to take it to a shop. For the fact i cant afford to make a car payment a fix the thing every month an even lost my job cause i couldnt get to work. I will never own another chrysler!!!!

All my cars have been driven on highway at least 25K miles or more per year and all of my Chrysler's have been dependable, its from maintaining them every 3,000 miles. If you take care of your it, it will take care of you.

Consumer Reports rated the Sebring as one of the most unreliable cars made since 2000. And believe me they got it right. The car has been nothing but trouble.

I've had this car for a little over a year now and have not had any major problems with it, just normal maintenance. i have the lx coupe with the 3.0 v6. I would recommend staying away from the 2.7 as that engine has a lot of issues. I love the ride and style of this car, it has some pick up too! great car for a college student like myself.

I bought this second convertible from my customer who maintained it at the dealer regularly. I enjoyed everything about it, coming from a VW cabrio which was all manual. The LXi is luxury, all automatic, grips the road well when driving, and looks good on top of that! It's an American-made car, and considering I"ve always driven foreign cars, this car did alright.

I've had this car for several years now and have been nothing but impressed with the performance. We have the 3.0L V6 2 door with 5 sp. manual transmission. This car drives like a go cart with almost instant response from any input you give it. Acceleration, braking, turning are all very impressive. Currently have 106,000 miles and it still looks and drives like brand new. Haven't had any major mechanical issues other than slightly warped front brake rotors early on and I'd call that pretty minor. I would say the biggest downfall to this car is it isn't the most comfortable for a long trip. Very low to the ground makes getting in and out get old after a day of shopping, too. MPG for this stick is right at 25 for it's life with us and that is driving with a fairly heavy foot. Just keep in mind this is the 2 door which is a world apart from the more common 4 door.

After reaching 80k miles this car is not a reliable car any more. I am not sure how the dealer priced this almost 8000$$$. Hope there is some this valuable in this.

Bought this used duing 2003. The only problem I had was a switch, and that cost about $50 total to repair. It is good on gas, fun to drive and suprisingly reliable.