2004 Chrysler Sebring consumer reviews

I loved this car. No problems with it. Decided to give it to my son, and he drove it till he traded it in.

This car met all my needs. Have been a very reliable partner. Winter or Summer never gave me a problem.

The four-cylinder convertible is pretty much the perfect car. Does not have the reliability problems of the V6, great gas mileage, and the top goes down!

This car meets my needs and is pretty reliable. I have the coupe version. Although the car looks big, it's not great on leg room. I'm a 5'9 female and my legs feel cramped. Other than that it's cool.

I purchased my 2004 Chrysler Sebring Convertible Limited new in August 2003 and I still absolutely love this car today. It drives smooth, is comfortable, came with the Infinity sound system and all the bells and whistles, it gets descent mgas mileage, and has a powerful V6. No major or minor engine or transmission problems to date! Over 170,000 miles driven.

This is a great convertible to drive. Good gas mileage, fun to drive. A real value compared to many other cars.

This car is very economical to drive. Stylish and comfortable. I have put over one hundred thousand miles on this car and it has been great to drive.

we bought our chrysler seabring convertible at action auto sales and we would recommend them to friends nice people and were very happy with the deal we made

I have been looking for a four-cylinder Sebring convertible for a while. I did not want the problematic 2.7 L V-6. The one I have is low miles, cruise control and cold air. I'm averaging nearly 30 miles per gallon on the freeway!

I bought the 2004 Limited V6 3.0 in 2009 for $8900 with 50k miles on it. It is still a fun car to drive in 2016 with ~160-165k. My hubby drives it to work 85-100 miles per day 5 days a week. In this time besides basic maintenance (i.e. brakes, tires, oil), it only needed a water pump & timing belt replaced, a sensor & engine mounts around 130k, which are things still under basic maintenance for me. No signs of wearing out anytime soon. It rides just as smooth & fast as the day I bought it. It's all about how you take car of a vehicle. I had a 2001 Plymouth Neon with the same story except I bought it with 10k & drove it to 175k miles in 2011 before I sold it to a new owner who I still see driving it around 5 years later. Any vehicle that doesn't give you engine or transmission problems is a great vehicle in my book.