What I like about the Sebring is that is reliable and drives very smooth. It's pretty roomy on the inside, and there is never an issue with back seaters. It is very sporty. I like the four door better than the two door. The only thing that I didn't like is that the interior seemed to rip quick, but that could have just been from the harsh weather we have been having.

Overall, my Sebring has been fairly reliable mechanically, in that I can count on it to get me from point A to point B on a daily basis. Over the course of ownership (10 years) it has needed a new alternator and had a coolant leak. The seatbelt light refuses to go off, and the airbag light goes on and off as it chooses. The TPMS light is also always on, even though I check the tire pressure weekly and have had it checked out by a few mechanics only to find out that nothing is wrong with it, and I think it's something I'll just have to live with. The convertible top also stopped going down two years ago, and the price to have it fixed isn't worth it to me. I regularly perform the maintenance on the vehicle myself, and that has helped the vehicle running well. The very drab and dated compared with newer vehicles. The driving experience is boring. It's sluggish and just not fun to drive. I'll keep driving it until it dies, unfortunately I'm not sure when that'll happen.