1998 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
| “First Car” Reviewing:
1998 Used Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JX Convertible
ive had it for a week and i like it so far
Pros —
the new system and it rips!
Cons —
its purple and has over 166,000 miles on it
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| “Fun Car” Reviewing:
1998 Used Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr LXi Coupe
looks great, handles amazingly at high speeds, good acceleration
Pros —
all of the above
Cons —
it breaks down a lot if you drive it pedal to the metal
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| “Fun To Drive, Expensive To Repair” Reviewing:
1998 Used Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr LXi Coupe
there are enough on the net
Pros —
looks, handling, acceleration, it used to turn heads
Cons —
have 1-2k in the bank at any time, in case something breaks down
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| “Good Car Overall, Parts A Little Costly When It Needs Repaired” Reviewing:
1998 Used Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible
car runs and drives great, the body in general is showing alot of age a lot quicker than it should. The door stops have been replaced twice and the top motor once. The timing belt just gave up at 99,128 miles |
| “New To Me, Misc ? & Problems So Far” Reviewing:
1998 Used Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JX Convertible
Good condition,reliable??, many electrical ?'s to resolve |
| “Wish The Design Was More Intuitive When It Comes To Repair Work” Reviewing:
1998 Used Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible
The 1998 Chrysler Sebring convertible, unlike its 1998 Sebring hardtop brothers, is a Mitsubishi-engined Dodge Stratus/Chrysler Cirrus hybrid.
Pros —
Low overall cost of ownership so far. Some minor electrical problems which Chrysler is known for. Excellent fuel economy averaging as high as 30mpg on highway.
Cons —
Maintenance for the DIY'er is difficult at best. Spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor are hidden beneath the intake manifold plenum. Belts are hard to reach. Looking at or replacing the battery requires removal of the driver's side front wheel to access a hidden compartment where the battery lives. This car is an owner/operator/mechanic's nightmare!
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