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1997 Chrysler Sebring Review

A homegrown ragtop with Euro-svelte appeal.
Interior
In addition to smooth styling, the Sebring convertibles--like the Sebring

and Avenger coupes--are distinguished by exceptional rear seat legroom.

There's plenty of space for two adults back there, a rarity in ragtops

at any price.

Standard equipment on the base Sebring JX convertible includes dual

airbags, air conditioning, vinyl convertible top (fabric on our high-end

JXi test model), rear defroster, tinted glass, front bucket seats, tilt

steering column, map pockets, power windows and heated exterior mirrors.

Sebring convertibles come with a four-speed automatic transmission.

Sebring and Avenger coupes have five-speed manuals with the base engine,

automatics with the optional V6.

Let's start with the operation of the top. Instead of having to refer

to the owner's manual, you release two windshield latches and press a single

power switch. It's a handy setup when fair weather suddenly turns foul.

Once the top is lowered, it can be covered by a boot that snugs down

with easy-to-use Velcro tabs. And when the "up" button is pressed,

the front-seat windows automatically slide down about three inches to prevent

the windows from misaligning when the top goes back up.

The height-adjustable seatbelts are cleverly integrated into the back

of the comfortable front bucket seats--so passengers won't trip over them

while climbing into the back seat. Next Page



1997 Chrysler Sebring