Used 2008 Chrysler Sebring Touring Sedan FWD for Sale near Philadelphia, PA

It looks ok but obviously the performance was designed for the elderly. Don't expect a lifetime of carefree driving from this pile of plastic. It is an adequite rental car but after you return the rental you will never own one.

Ive had this vehicle for 10 years and 2 months. Best investment made. Paid 11k and it had 30k miles with one owner. Im now at 186k miles. I havent had any issues. Changed tires, oil, and normal maintenance and it has been a dream. The way its driving, I really believe I would be able to easily keep it for an additional 5-10 years. Looking to get at least 300k miles on it before considering a new vehicle. To this day I still take it on out of state road trips and it drives beautifully. One of the best and reliable vehicles to buy.

I love this car. Tons of room in it even though it doesn't look like it from the outside. The trunk is surprisingly big for the car, again, compared to its size. My car came with the IGIG radio and I will never buy a car again without it or something similar to it. I have leather seats in mine and they are very comfortable, considering I am a big guy and require room. Handling is great. My fiance loves taking it because she can zoom in and out of parking lots much easier. Highway ride is also excellent and I never find myself having to stop due to being uncomfortable. The only thing I wish is if they put a little better tire on it, but the ones that came with mine were ok. I have leather seats that came heated and they are great. I live in Syracuse,NY and they make a BIG difference in the morning when the car is still a little cold. Driving in the snow has not been as bad as I thought it would be. I used to own a Chrysler Concord and that car was much worse than my sebring because the front end was too low and the snow would get caught under it. The sebring comes with 17" tires and the front end is higher than the concord so getting through deeper snow worked quite well. And my city is the snowiest city in the country folks! Highway mileage per gallon is excellent. I drove 3 hours to Buffalo last month and I averaged over 32MPG per gallon. Not bad considering I had heavy luggage in it. The 4 cylinder engine is peppy, fast and quiet as well and again it really does help on gas if you can go without the 6 cyl punch. Interior layout is great and sharp looking. The glove compartment is annoying because when you open it everything falls out of it due to the angle at which it was built. The car comes with 2 jacks so you can plug in your cellphone or gps etc. One is under the radio and the other is inside the middle console box. I wish they added another due to all the things people are using in their cars today. I never use the one in the console box because I hate running the wire to it. One thing I do miss from my concorde is the change holder. There isn't one on the sebring and I wish they would put that back in the design or add more compartments on the dashboard to put stuff. My only main issue with the sebring is adjusting the seat with the electronic controls. There is no way any normal man can adjust his seat with the side buttons without getting his hand stuck between the seat and the door. You have to adjust your seat before you drive or your pretty much SOL. This was really annoying to me since there are plenty of better places to put the seat controls like the side of the door near the window buttons or in the middle console near the shifter. I don't know who tested this car but if they gave a thumbs up to the seat controls, they need to be fired. Floor mats are ok at best but workable. The drivers side needs to be heavier so it stops getting stuck up under the break and gas pedal. I went to Wmart and bought a new pair for $15 and they are working much better than the factory installed ones. Other than that, its a great car and has lots of features. Price is good between 22-26k depending on how many options you have or what rebate programs were going on. Of course, I still think its too much for any car so I'll always complain about the price no matter what car I buy.

I've written a few reviews here and there regarding my 2008 Sebring Touring convertible and once again I gotta' back her up... This car is GREAT!... It seems that some of the reviews I read are based on someone jumping out of a V12 Lambo' then raggin' on the acceleration of the Sebring... Stumbling out of the rear of a Maybach then complaining about the "plasticky" interior, then challenging her handeling after winding through the mountains in a M3 5 Series stressing how unpredictible and aloof the Sebring is... Well, once again I call BS on all of ya! Look, this is a well built, smooth sailing, adequately equipped convertible cruiser. She is what she is and makin' her something she's not just aint' fair to the lady. The 4 banger may be a bit "sluggish" but if all your looking for is a nice cruiser to sled around town in while having enough money in your pocket for a bite once you get to where you're going, it'll do you just fine. The Touring has plenty of power for me and I'm never "left behind" from the start... I'm 5'8 / 150lbs and it's comfy as could be. The engine prrrrrs and it has a real nice growl when you hit the accelerator to pass up, how do you say... "Lesser" of vehicles that may cross your path. The sound system rocks and one cool little tid-bit, with the 1/8 jack built into the stereo and an adapter my Strat sounds pretty neat out of her too. Passengers I've had in the back had nothing but kind words regarding the comfort and smooth ride. Gas mileage is adequate but I'm a bit of a lead foot. I can't really say enough nice thngs about her... Favorite thing to do is stand about 40 feet away and drop the top with the key fob when there's a nice lil' crowd around... A kid once marvelled that he just witnessed a live "Transformer"! Now in this world, as with anything NOTHING is perfect. When the car's wet and you open the door you get a bit wet as well. Water leaks from the top of the door when open. Chrysler should have corrected this before production. Also, the top leaks in the rear corners a bit. Not enough to hurt anything though and it really no longer bothers me. When I wash her I put a paper towell in the corner. When done, I remove it and all is well. It hasn't rained hard enough (I think) for me to tell if the winter's gonna be a problem... Still, nothing a car cover can't cure I'm sure and it hasn't changed my thoughts on her one bit. (I haven't driven the Limited so I can't comment on the difference... NOTE to the negative reviewers: If you don't know, don't make crap up... There's some negative coments on this ride that just aren't true...) The Sebring handles its own without appoligies... I've gotten many compliments on previous cars I've owned and it's a good feeling to get em' just as much if not more in my Sebring. Chrysler's past was that of luxury rides always striving to push the envelope a bit more each year... The current situation is what it is and shouldn't defer you away from this car. There are incredible deals that I see out there and strongly suggest you jump on one. Besides Chrysler's current financial standing, another factor that sinks this Baby is the fact that the majority of the LX and Touring's were sold to rental car company's... Still, it's not enough to put 'em down like they're the plague of the convertible automotive underworld. The car's a blast to drive and I look forward to getting into her & dropping that top every chance I get... I haven't a doubt in my mind that I'm currently driving a piece of automotive art and this car like many, many, Chrysler's before her will be held in high regard to the true collector's for years to come. If your looking for one I wish you luck, if you own one congraduations, and if you don't like em' that's alright by me too... I wouldn't feel so regal if every Tom, Dick, n' Harry on my street was in love with the same girl... The Chrysler Sebring was named after Sebring, Florida, the site of the renowned endurance car race called the 12 Hours of Sebring. There, now she's gotta' bit of race car in her... Happy? UPDATE: 05/21/12 - Over 2 years and she's still treating me well and receiving compliments daily... Atta' girl!!

Some reviews complain about the slow start but any edition except the base version remedies this (need at least a 2.7 engine). Love everything about except the interior looks cheap-wish I would have gotten the touring edition with leather. Never owned a car before that drew so many remarks from strangers.... From the bank tellers to my attorney. Constantly notice people checking it out-White with Black Soft/Hard Top