2004 Chrysler Sebring Convertible

     Since the Sebring's introduction in 1996, Chrysler has often held the top spot in the domestic drop-top market, selling roughly 33,000 Sebring convertibles a year. Chrysler gave the Sebring a facelift, adding a restyled front fascia with scalloped headlamps and a new grille; there are also two new 16-inch wheel options. The Sebring comes in four trim levels: base, GTC, Touring, and Limited. All offer ample interior room for four plus 11.3 cubic-feet of cargo area.

     The design is nicely executed, featuring a high-quality, power-operated cloth top of a level similar to those of more expensive offerings. The top is easy to operate: Undo the two overhead latches, depress the console-mounted switch, and the top drops into the lined well. The tonneau cover is strictly old tech and must be installed by hand or remain in the trunk.

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