The Chrysler Sebring served as a mid-size luxury vehicle manufactured by the Chrysler Corporation from 1995 to 2010. Known for its elegant design and comfort, the Sebring ranked third among luxury cars most likely to be stolen according to a 2012 CNBC report.

Throughout its production run, the Sebring came in three distinct body styles:

• Three generations of convertibles
• Two generations of sedans
• Two generations of coupes

The vehicle was available in LX and LXi trim levels. The 2003 LX model featured:

• 2.4-liter V6 engine with automatic transmission
• Air conditioning
• Power windows and door locks
• Cruise control
• Spacious interior
• Sporty exterior styling

Despite its luxury classification, the Sebring remained competitively priced in the mid-size vehicle segment. In 2011, Chrysler rebranded the Sebring as the Chrysler 200, which underwent a significant redesign in 2014 at the Detroit Auto Show. The new design incorporated Alfa Romeo architecture following Fiat's acquisition of Chrysler, while maintaining its American character.

The Sebring earned a loyal following due to its combination of comfort, features, and value. Many owners reported high satisfaction levels and continued brand loyalty after their Sebring experience. The vehicle remains available through various channels, including auto auctions, where buyers can find different models at competitive prices.

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