2011 Chrysler 200 Convertible

Most recently, the redesigned Chrysler Sebring sedan and renamed the 200th now one of the most popular convertibles in recent decades have had the same name change and redesign.




Of course, they faded Sebring Convertible popularity considerably with the recent redesign. One of the biggest mistakes we did with the car is its overall structure. Creaky significantly, a sign of serious problems with its chassis and suspension. We are therefore delighted to read that Chrysler says it has retuned or redesigned "virtually all parts of the suspension" in this new model.

The remaining amendments reflect changes in the sedan, with a new look with sharper headlights and a bolder grille treatment and the back looks even more on the convertible class.

It has yet to choose a retractable hardtop or soft top, and the Sebring is not a size luxury car with a retractable hardtop. What you decide to start, can be calculated using the keychain.

Engine choices are the same as the sedan. The base engine is a 2.4-liter four-cylinder and optional V-6 is a new 3.6-liter, the obligation to see almost all the other new Chrysler products. Chrysler has not informed the power figures are convertible, but it is safe to guess that would be identical to the sedan with 173 hp and 283 hp respectively.



The interior receives the redesign as well as the sedan, too, but we were not so impressed with the transformation as given to the great Chrysler 300 Sedan Town & Country van.