2007 Chrysler Sebring Review

The 2007 Chrysler Sebring sedan comes in the basic, Touring, and Limited models with MSRPs ranging from $20,730 to $23,690. The Sebring has a 150 horsepower, 2.4 liter, four-cylinder engine with the Touring and Limited editions jumping to a 200 horsepower, 2.7 liter that accepts both unleaded gasoline or E85 fuel.

The Sebring earned a government crash rating of five stars for front end collisions from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration. The vehicle is outfitted with multiple stage air bag protection for passengers in the front seat deployed according to the severity of the impact. Optional bags in the curtain positions cover occupants in the front and rear shotgun position. All models are outfitted with disc brakes on the front wheel and drums on the rear. All-wheel brakes with ABS are also available.

The interior of the 2007 Chrysler Sebring can be detailed in either cloth or leather with a selection of walnut accenting the data display on the Limited. With adjustment to eight levels, the driver's seat delivers a high level of both comfort and flexibility with storage in the covered armrests and dual cupholders to both the front and rear. In addition to the expected combo audio package, Sebring owners may opt for a GPS unit mounted in the dash and SIRIUS Satellite Radio. The five-occupant Sebring packs 94 cubic feet into the cabin with 16 cubic feet in the trunk. Rear seating is achieved by a seat that splits and folds according to the 60/40 arrangement and provides access to the trunk area for the positioning of longer items.