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Chrysler Sebring Saloon review

2007 - 2009 (change model)
Parkers overall rating: 2 out of 52.0

At a glance

Price new £18,225 - £19,225
Used prices £435 - £2,522
Road tax cost £305 - £415
Insurance group 20 - 24
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Fuel economy Not tested to latest standards
Range 436 - 634 miles
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Available fuel types

Petrol

Diesel

Pros & cons

PROS

Roomy inside, high specification, diesel engine from Volkswagen

CONS

Disappointing performance and handling, ungainly styling, cheap feeling interior, poor value

Written by David Ross Published: 6 June 2019 Updated: 6 June 2019

Overview

Chrysler scored a big hit with the 300C executive saloon and the Sebring is an attempt to recreate that success in the family saloon market. Unfortunately it falls short in nearly every department. Chrysler thinks the Sebring is a rival for the upmarket likes of the Honda Accord, but it’s not even up to the quality of much lower priced saloons like the Kia Magentis.

It shares its proportions and engines with the cheaper Dodge Avenger and the Sebring is fairly roomy, well equipped and uses a VW diesel. But there’s little to recommend it. The quality of the finish and interior materials is poor so it immediately feels cheap, while the driving experience is instantly forgettable. It lacks refinement and noise insulation plus as a new buy it’s over-priced.