The 2007 Chrysler Sebring has been completely redesigned, and three engine options are now available.  There are three trim finishes which may be applied to the Sebring, but the convertible has been dropped for now.
Chrysler has been able to finish the Sebring with the same quality materials as the Pacifica or the 300, but the sedan does offer as much head and leg room than any other model in its class.  
The second  generation Sebring, which is now built on the Mitsubishi GS platform, includes a significantly longer list of standard features.  Each trim is supplied with side and side curtain airbags, air conditioning, a CD sound system, MP3 input jack, ABS, crusie control and a tire pressure monitoring system.  The Touring model adds larger wheels and a longer list of options.  The Limited models feature leather seating, automatic climate control, and a Boston Acoustics audio upgrades.
The Sebring lineup offers a choice of three engine options.  The base model is equipped with a 2.4 liter four which provides 173 horsepower.  The Touring also comes standard with the 2.4, but a larger 2.7 liter V-6 bumps horsepower to 189.  A 3.5 liter V-6 will give the Sebring Limited 235 horsepower.  The two smalled engines are paired with a four speed automatic transmission, and the Limited's V-6 adds a new six speed.