2011/12 Chrysler Sebring

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This is just an illustrations (form AutomotiveRenderings)

But it is no secret Chrysler is getting a revised Sebring ready for the end of this year.
It will be getting an all new interior, new front end and rear, and the new V6, but that’s about it.
So it might end up looking close to this picture above.

Which I think is far from enough.

Sure, there is so much they can do without redesigning the whole car. But still.
This “new” Sebring, as they will try to market it, won’t steer many people away from their Camrys and Accords.
And with the new Sonata already out, a new Malibu and stunning Kia Optima coming soon, things won’t be getting easier for Chrysler.

Where is the Lancia Delta based Chrysler model they showed us last year?
And the new 300 that’s taking forever to come out?

I think the big news for Chrysler will be the arrival of the Fiat 500 in the US.
Bringing a bit of coolness to Chrysler showrooms.

Conversation 15 comments

  1. Still horrible. Scrap the whole damn thing already and bring on the 200c. This thing looks like a football hemet.

  2. Are Camry & Accord really something to be shooting for? Lets move beyond them to Malibu, Buick, Fusion, Sonata, etc!

  3. No point in wasting marketing $$ changing the name on a restyle of the Sebring when a whole new car is coming in a few years. Keep the Sebring name and make the car suck less.

  4. Wow, this actually makes the new Jetta look cutting edge. They didn't have much to work with, they should have just scrapped the outgoing Sebring and started from scratch. At least a new interior will help.

  5. Best feature is the lack of that ugly black plastic thing on the "C" pillar that's supposed to substitute for a rear quarter window.
    Still an ugly POS fit for rental car companies only.

  6. Wow, that is disgusting. This vehicle can't be helped with a MMC or changing anything really.

    They need a new model, period.

    "Anonymous said…
    Are Camry & Accord really something to be shooting for? Lets move beyond them to Malibu, Buick, Fusion, Sonata, etc!

    June 17, 2010 3:33 PM"

    Seeing as how the Accord is still doing really well as far as sales go and still winning comparison tests, then yes they should.

    Why do you even bother saying Malibu? It wasn't even competitive with the Accord or last gen Sonata when it was released.

  7. My hopes are that they go further w/ the re-skin then this…reality is you only need to look at the Fusion and Mustang to see the potential of what can be done…both are the same cars – just different shells. Take note Chrysler.

    " Why do you even bother saying Malibu? It wasn't even competitive with the Accord or last gen Sonata when it was released."…yes, yes it was. The current gen Malibu is a damn fine car – and deserves to be compared w/ the other midsize offerings – period – .

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