This vehicle is visually appealing and has an attractive interior with adequate legroom. Performance wise: the gas mileage is average, and this vehicle can be prone to electrical problems. In addition, the battery location requires most people to have to take the vehicle to the shop for replacement. The vehicle is front-wheel drive, and when raining or wet, you may feel a slight pull on the wheels when the water gets trapped because of the overall design. Initially, I was attracted to this vehicle because of its aesthetics, and after test driving the vehicle, I was satisfied with the initial performance. The vehicle was comfortable to handle, and the overall driving experience was positive. After owning the vehicle, I began to miss the consistency and the reliability of another brand that I owned. I also found that the battery placement was in an odd place and where I had previously been able to easily check and clean my battery I could not with this Chrysler vehicle. I liked being able to do simple things like check my battery and change the air filter, but the location of parts and accessibility to parts made it difficult to complete simple tasks and was not user-friendly.

Bought my 2004 Sebring used in 2014, and despite the previous owner not taking the best care of it, it's run amazingly. Mileage was a bit high, but that has basically been the only negative. Still runs smoothly. The MPG could be better, but is still pretty alright for a car from its time, Also love the fact my son's car seat fits and anchors down perfectly in the surprisingly roomy back seat. Got this car just about at Blue Book value and it still feels like I got a steal. Would most definitely recommend this car to anyone looking for a reliable vehicle that could get them from A to B and beyond