2010 Chrysler Sebring consumer reviews

Went to check out this exact car.The roof is broke and when you pick up speed to 40 mph it flys up.Cant tie it down.Passenger seat is tore apart and cannot be repaired.please take it off the market.Just a waste of time .Thankyou

This is a GREAT vehicle. Chrysler finally got the roof and bonnet functioning very well. The only problem I have had is that when it is raining and I'm in the garage and exiting; there is a fair amount of dripping onto the my leg.

Great car, I've owned several Chryslers, the 300M, 200, and Sebring. I loved them all but the sebring was a great midsized car. I would definitely recommend this car to a friend.

Bought my 2009 Sebring 6 years ago it had 89,000 miles on it. It now has 168,000 and have only replaced the battery and alternator. Comfortable and quiet ride.

I've been on this car for the last 10 years, I'm almost at 200,000 miles and it still accelerates from a Red Light like it was brand new. I'm very very happy with this vehicle. It might have cost a lot of repairs, but it's a safe vehicle. It got me back and forth and snowstorms the likes of which most four by four SUVs and pickup trucks with a spin off the road. But the Sebring got me there and back multiple times over multiple years.

Has been I great car, fun to drive convertible top, the reliable 2.7 engine,, very smooth. I have seen the 2.7 engines run over 300K ,, I have own many vehicles, this is the only American can I have owned that is better then Toyota,,,

I was looking for something fairly economical but a bit of luxury. I have the 2.7 which is good on gas and decent performance with a/c on. I’ve had to change one sensor in the years I’ve owned it and I’ve just been doing routine scheduled maintenance.

My father got a 2010 Chrysler Sebring with 80k miles and didn’t maintain the car for the entire 5 years that we’ve had it. I currently have the car now at 180k miles and I’ve spent over $1.2k on fixing the entire car in less than a year. It is a reliable car if you maintain it well. Make sure you find someone well that helps update your car. I so far had to replace the alternator, battery, spark plugs, oil pan, gasket, break pads and breaks. My car did stop in the middle of the road right as I got off the exit because my car happened to rely off of the battery instead of the alternator so again once the car hits 100k, I would start maintaining the car really well so it can run well. The drivers seat for me is super uncomfortable and sitting in the back is kinda tough because you can hear the tire in the trunk. Also the battery is under the tire because it is a Chrysler. I also used to not have to worry about gas because it would last me a week and a half but now it’ll only last me a week. If you could find a used Sebring with little mileage then it should be no problem and super reliable but I would not recommend getting this car if it has a lot of miles because it’s not worth it.

This car has plenty of leg room very comfortable leather interior excellent mileage mint condition no accidents no dents good for Uber or Lyft drivers , excellent on gas handles very well at 80 - 90 miles an hour

An amazing car, roomy for the size of the vehicle, and has a great interior, handles well, quick on the acceleration and snappy breaking as well