Used Chrysler Sebring for Sale near Houston, TX

This was my first car, I loved it when it worked. I took very great care of it; oil changes every 3000, regular maintenance, ect. However, this car was terrible. So many engine problems, even with relatively low mileage. It had a 2.5L V6, and I never knew when it was going to overheat, die unexpectedly while it was rolling, ect. One day it overheated in the middle of a traffic jam, so I pulled over as fast as I could and let it cool down. Got it fixed, didn't think anything of it. Couple months later it kept on dying on me at like 25mph (pretty dangerous when you lose power steering and brakes). Turns out the cylinder heads were warped and the engine block was cracked just from that one minor occurrence of overheating. I also had a lot of work done to it before that. Absolute money pit, do not buy this car.

I owned this car for about a year just to get to and from work and it was fine for that, good leg room, which is important cuz im really tall, but on road trip i was really uncomfortable.. The lights flickered all the time, the electric components would get all jumbled up.. This is good for like a first car for a 16 year old..

The only thing I dislike about this car is how small the engine is for it so much more to be desired from it. Comfort is amazing even after sitting 10 years in my garage. Needs a bigger engine for it to be better.

It was my first convertible, it was fast, and it had room and style. But it was heavy, and had really bad electrical problems. It was overpriced when it was new. But you can get them cheap. I would buy another if I was going to rebuild it from the ground up.

First off, i'm ashamed i've owned it, it's a chicks car. Additionally, it's terribly underpowered with its 2.5 V6, noisy and kind of plasticy. The trunks aren't very well sealed and the tops tend to leak. Also, transmission issues may occur past 100k miles. I can only recommend this car to a pretty girl (ugly ones shouldn't drive convertibles) who wno't mind never being able to nicely back up since the rear view is quite restricted due to wide c-pillars.