Chrysler announces Sebring Cabrio pricing
November 26, 2007 by George Skentzos
Chrysler has released the all-new Sebring Cabrio which for the first time offers the choice of either a retractable hard top or soft top in a four-seater cabrio – for under $45,000.
Also making its debut in the Sebring Cabrio is the new 2.7-litre V6 engine which develops 137kW of power and 256Nm along with a new six speed automatic transmission – both of which are standard equipment.
When it officially goes on sale this December the Cabrio will be available in two model grades – the Sebring Cabrio Touring and Sebring Cabrio Limited.
“This is a unique Cabrio. There aren’t many drop tops on the market under $45,000 that can comfortably seat four footy players on their way to training”, said Gerry Jenkins, managing director, Chrysler.
The higher spec Limited model adds features such as the unique metal hard top, 18″ wheels, touch-screen entertainment unit and two tone leather interior.
These feature among the standard equipment found on the Touring model which includes a tyre pressure monitor, four-wheel independent suspension, six-way powered drivers seat, alarm and cruise control.
Safety has not been compromised with ESP and ABS, Brake Assist, Traction Control, driver front and side airbags as well as passenger airbags all as standard.
Cabrio (RRP)
Sebring Cabrio Touring 2.7L 6 speed Automatic $43,990
Sebring Cabrio Limited 2.7L 6 speed Automatic $51,490
Print it: 
The point of a convertible is to look good in it. This HIDEOUS convertible doesn’t meet that requirement, so the price is wrong regardless.
Hmm $43k? I’d rather the new Focus CC or the Astra Twin Top
Who cares about the price? It’s a plastic warthog.
Two years ago I drove a Sebring around Eastern Canada for about a week. It had a 2.7L six with an auto which is likely to be the same as in this car. What a junky car it was, the handling was far from confidence inspiring, the auto felt like it was added as an after thought and it had that cheap,plastic in the interior.
Usually with cars these days you can find one thing that they do well but with the Sebring it reminded me that good car design isn’t a fluke. Even now I still can’t believe people go home and think “Yeah that Sebring, what a nice car”.
How the hell did this thing avoid getting the Axe which the new owners have been swinging around lately?
Agree with Wheelnut,
I think keep the PT CRUISER mount the V6 in it & a decent auto.
Well, people are so negitive, The Sebring Cabrio, a vehicle that stands out above the boring common Holdens and Fords, well done USA, I am just about to purchase a sebring Cabrio. Australia needs a face lift
I agree with Positive Pete, I have had my Sebring Cabrio Limited for a week and I love it. Agreed the finsh is not as smart as other cars but it has so many other great features. mine is one of the first Sebring convertibles on the road in Western Australia and it turns many a head and I am rapt!!