When did I Buy my 2004 Sebring convertible?

When did I Buy my 2004 Sebring convertible?

I bought my ’04 Sebring convertible limited brand new in August 2003 and it has been a truly fantastic car since. With just over 108k miles, the only significant repair required was a transmission solenoid pack (or something like that) that started leaking at around 45,000 miles but was covered by the powertrain warranty.

When did the Chrysler Sebring GTC come out?

A restyling of the grille and front fascia gives the Chrysler Sebring midsize sedan and its convertible sibling a fresh face for the 2004 model year. Both body styles went on sale in the spring as early 2004 models. A GTC with a sport suspension joined the Sebring convertible lineup in mid-2002 and remains available.

What are the specs of a Chrysler Sebring?

All convertibles have a power top and a glass rear window with an electric defogger. The Sebring sedan and convertible both contain front bucket seats. Sedans have a three-place rear bench, while the convertible contains a two-place rear seat that allows for a four-passenger capacity.

Where does the Dodge Sebring sedan come from?

Redesigned for 2001, Sebring sedans and convertibles are produced in Michigan. Dodge offers a similar Stratus model but no convertible. Sebring sedans come in LX and LXi trim levels. Similar styling is evident on all three Sebring body styles, including the smaller coupe that is based on a different design.

What kind of engine does a Chrysler Sebring convertible have?

Pre-owned Chrysler Sebring Convertible models are available with a 2.4 L-liter gas engine or a 2.7 L-liter gas engine, with output up to 200 hp, depending on engine type. The Used 2004 Chrysler Sebring Convertible comes with front wheel drive. Available transmissions include: 4-speed automatic.

Is the Chrysler Sebring considered a luxury car?

While it is certainly no sports car or luxury car my sebring returns nice gas mileage, solid performance for what it is, and in 97000 miles has required nothing outside of routine maintenance. There are no fancy features like most new cars and no hi-tech info system but the simple straight forward controls have never failed to function as intended.