I was a little unsure about my choice when I purchased this car. Boy was I wrong. I can't imagine what I was thinking. This car is extremely comfortable (for myself and my 6' tall son) and has maintained that comfort on long road trips that we have taken. The amount of cargo this car can hold is amazing. My son is an athlete, and we travel all over the state with suitcases and gear with room to spare. This car has a smooth ride and does great on fuel consumption. Perhaps one of my favorite details of this car is how it handles in ice and snow. I'm impressed. I had no traction devices this past winter, and I felt safe and secure in all of our travels.

The build of the car is decent, but the roof tends to make small noises and creaks when driving at high speeds. A few interior rattles here and there but nothing out of the ordinary. The latch in the trunk of the car tends to bend with use, and I have had issues with getting the trunk to seal properly, leading to issues with letting the top down (my model is a convertible). Electronic components have gone through wear and tear, but it is to be expected since my car is over 100k. The performance of the car is quite nice, and the v6 engine is a pleasure to drive. The feel of the car is sturdy, and the doors have a nice heavy solid quality to them that makes the car feel strong and luxurious. The style of the body is still quite visually appealing, and the fuel economy is good. For someone wanting a fun car on a budget, the Sebring convertible would make for a good LEASE, but I would not recommend purchasing it as it has required lots of work to maintain. I have had to replace the AC system, spark plugs, brake pads, trunk latch, and internal electric wiring which was malfunctioning causing other parts of the car to react. Overall, a fun car to drive but not kind to the wallet.