2008-2009 Chrysler Sebring convertible cars (and newer)
The Chrysler Sebring was America's best selling convertible for seven of its first 11 years. Sebring Convertible test drive • 1996-2000 Sebring Convertible
Three automatically latching tops, including a retractable hard top, can drop with the press of a button on the key fob. The spacious interior keeps comfortable room for four adults; exceptional cargo room easily fits four golf bags, or two golf bags when top is dropped. Meanwhile, performance is boosted with top gas mileage of 31 mpg, highway, and flexible fuel capabilities.
2009 Chrysler Sebring convertibles
18 inch chromed wheels were made standard on Limited; a dark gray interior replaced the two-tone gray; trunk mats, floor mats, cabin air filtration, and deck lid closing assist handles were added to all models, which also got the acoustic package from the Sebring. Limited got standard heated front seats, remote start, automatic headlamps, garage door opener, auto temp, and heated/cooled cup holder; both Touring and Limited got ESP standard. The Convenience and Premium Auto groups were enhanced.
More changes
This Sebring was completely redesigned, and continues to be engineered to be a convertible rather than a sedan sent to a chop shop. It is unique in its presentation of three top options: vinyl, cloth, and, now, a hardtop. All can be automatically retracted at the push of a button. There is also a standard tonneau cover for all models. The advantages that kept the Sebring at the top of its class, including room for four people and their luggage, remain; the Sebring convertible is the only vehicle in its class that can hold two golf bags in the trunk with the top down.
Outside North America, Sebring Convertible will be the first D-segment cabriolet for Chrysler to offer both a diesel engine and right-hand-drive availability.
Changes from the second generation Chrysler Sebring
The 2008 Chrysler Sebring Convertible's wheelbase is 2.9 inches longer, and the car is 3.5 inches taller and more than 2 inches wider than the 2006 version; its overall length also is 3 inches longer than the sedan to compensate for the top storage. Sebring Convertible's profile is defined by a long hood, a long roofline, and a high chrome beltline, which give a nicely proportioned, elegant greenhouse with the top up. Designers minimized the width of the C-pillar, increasing rearward visibility when the convertible top is up.
The Chrysler Sebring was America's best selling convertible for seven of its first 11 years. Sebring Convertible test drive • 1996-2000 Sebring Convertible
Three automatically latching tops, including a retractable hard top, can drop with the press of a button on the key fob. The spacious interior keeps comfortable room for four adults; exceptional cargo room easily fits four golf bags, or two golf bags when top is dropped. Meanwhile, performance is boosted with top gas mileage of 31 mpg, highway, and flexible fuel capabilities.
2009 Chrysler Sebring convertibles
18 inch chromed wheels were made standard on Limited; a dark gray interior replaced the two-tone gray; trunk mats, floor mats, cabin air filtration, and deck lid closing assist handles were added to all models, which also got the acoustic package from the Sebring. Limited got standard heated front seats, remote start, automatic headlamps, garage door opener, auto temp, and heated/cooled cup holder; both Touring and Limited got ESP standard. The Convenience and Premium Auto groups were enhanced.
More changes
This Sebring was completely redesigned, and continues to be engineered to be a convertible rather than a sedan sent to a chop shop. It is unique in its presentation of three top options: vinyl, cloth, and, now, a hardtop. All can be automatically retracted at the push of a button. There is also a standard tonneau cover for all models. The advantages that kept the Sebring at the top of its class, including room for four people and their luggage, remain; the Sebring convertible is the only vehicle in its class that can hold two golf bags in the trunk with the top down.
Outside North America, Sebring Convertible will be the first D-segment cabriolet for Chrysler to offer both a diesel engine and right-hand-drive availability.
Changes from the second generation Chrysler Sebring
The 2008 Chrysler Sebring Convertible's wheelbase is 2.9 inches longer, and the car is 3.5 inches taller and more than 2 inches wider than the 2006 version; its overall length also is 3 inches longer than the sedan to compensate for the top storage. Sebring Convertible's profile is defined by a long hood, a long roofline, and a high chrome beltline, which give a nicely proportioned, elegant greenhouse with the top up. Designers minimized the width of the C-pillar, increasing rearward visibility when the convertible top is up.
2.4 | 2.7 | 3.5 | Diesel* | |
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Transmission | Auto-4 | Auto-6 | Manual-6 |