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10 February 2012
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2008 Chrysler SEBRING reviews
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Gem, Lancashire
Chrysler Sebring 2008
I bought a Sebring 2.0crd ltd 2008 model, 24k miles and I paid 11k in 2009. This is my wife’s car and she really loves it. I must say this is my 24th car I’ve owned, I’ve had BMW, Saab, Volvo, Merc, but this is really different; excellent mpg and lots of extras, leather seats, cruise control etc. Ok we have had a few problem since we got it but nothing major, I haven’t spent any money on the car since I got it(just petrol). When we had a problem Chrysler service sorted everything: 4 new wheels, battery, bonnet and all mechanical things. I plan to make a long European journey in this car as it’ll be cheaper than flying. This car looks posher than a Merc or Saab, which you see everywhere. Feel the difference.
Submitted: 30/04/2011 07:47:00
Bill Matheson, Scotland
Chrysler Sebring 2.0 CRD LTD 2008
Not the best car I have driven but for the money it’s unbeatable. Great MPG and great spec 5 months away from warranty ending so getting things sorted out before it expires. Alloys Replaced and bonnet respray. Other than that I’m still enjoying this car Very comfortable and different to all the other cars out there!!
Submitted: 04/03/2011 14:26:08
Colin Fyfe, Lanarkshire
Chrysler Sebring 2008
I bought this car 16 months ago for my wife. Got a good deal on the car and a lot of spec for the money. I must confess that we have had a few problems with the car. Look out for rust around the chrome grill on the bonnet. I have had to replace 2 new batteries in 1 year, although the dealer covered it under warranty The dealer has also replaced 2 steering racks in one year, but they say that this is not a common fault?? Look out for corrosion on the alloy wheels, again these were replaced under warranty. Oh, The drivers door intends to stick in the winter, and is rather embarrasing, as you have to climb in from the passenger side.
Submitted: 20/01/2011 15:15:05
Bob Rogers, Australia
Chrysler Sebring 2008
Absolutely love it! Two years after I bought it and it still catches the eye - I see guys looking at in in the car park all the time. I cannot believe they have not sold better in Australia, possibly due to Chrysler’s woes in the US? Around 9l/100km, spacious, with lots of little extras; the heated leather seats, hot/cold drink holder, great sound system, etc. The day I picked it up we took off on a 4,000km trip, didn’t miss a beat and has been running smothly ever since. Probably my favourite car for its price.
Submitted: 17/07/2010 21:07:24
Jurgen Kuhn, South Africa
Chrysler Sebring 2008
Brilliant car! Quite, powerfull. Completely under rated. Average fuel consumption 8.2l/100km. Excellent radio, good sound quality. Very roomy. Lots of leg room. Big boot. Smooth gearbox. Love the body design. Will recommend this car to anyone!
Submitted: 21/05/2010 21:02:18
Trevor Smith, Northern Ireland
Chrysler Sebring 2lt diesel 2008
I own a 07 E-Class. I bought the Sebring for my wife, the 2lt diesel. So far the car is fabulous, drives great, has lots of extras and looks great!
Submitted: 28/04/2009 10:49:41
Nial Kjar, England
Chrysler Sebring Diesel 2008
Rented a diesel manual for a long weekend, which included two separate motorway journeys totalling 600 miles and two local journeys of 20 miles each way with three adults in the car, and two 90 year olds - for the local journeys. This car was effortless on the motorway. It lacks punch for sudden overtaking opportunities but was seamless when overtaking manoeuveres were planned. Once in the groove at a high cruising speed it was quiet and relaxing. Cruise control was a bonus. One passenger remarked on the fact that when approaching other vehicles on the motorway they often simply moved out of the way - I believe this was purely down to frontal styling and sheer ’presence’. rather than any intimidation on my part. My passengers were impressed with the comfort and ride quality. I would say that on this model an autobox would have suited the cars driving style, which promotes a leisurely type of driving. The interior is very roomy and seems to have been styled for the stereotypically larger framed person in mind. When pushed around ’A’ roads it is predictable with a good feel to the brakes and I have driven cars with worse steering feedback. But this is not what this car is about. Fuel consumption was excellent. The only niggles are with the clutch-pedal-down starting procedure and the smallish boot space - but I am normally a hatchback fan and am used to piling it high.... Jaguar coined the phrase ’Grace, Pace and Sace’ - and it almost sums it up.
Submitted: 15/09/2008 16:00:35
Dangerous Dave, Staffordshire
Chrysler Sebring crd limited 2008
This I have to be honest is the best car I have ever owned, with ample space and great MPG (with the credit crunch I need it). I managed to purchase an ex demonstrator with only a 100 miles on for £16000 including the satellite navigation system from Ryfield Birmingham where they also had the petrol one for £12000. So have got a great car that gives a smooth ride and looks different and more classy than its competitors. Well done Chrysler.
Submitted: 03/09/2008 13:13:39
Jeremy North, Yorkshire
Chrysler Sebring 2008
At list price it’s below par, but look at the actual price you pay! Where else can you get a diesel engined car, as big as a BMW 5 Series, with leather, that will averasge 50+mpg if you’re careful, for less than 13,500 with metalic black paint and supaguard! The only annoyance is that the standard stereo is only a single cd.... Some of the plastics are a little cheap, but solid and well put together.... I couldn’t find a better new car for the price.
Submitted: 08/07/2008 15:58:01
Phil Simpson, Lancashire
Chrysler Sebring CRD Limited 2008
I just bought a Chrysler Sebring - 1 month old for £11,150 on the road. Good family car with lots of extras. Where else can you get a car with such high spec for that?
Submitted: 23/06/2008 08:58:38
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