2006 Chrysler Sebring: Overview

Vehicle Highlights

Sebring loses its coupe for 2006, leaving sedan and convertible models that share an underskin design with the Dodge Stratus. The Sebring sedan comes in base, Touring, Limited, and sporty TSi trim. The convertible comes in base, GTC, Touring, and Limited guise, all with a power top and heated glass rear window. Sebrings offer a 150-hp 4-cyl engine and a 200-hp 6-cyl. A 4-speed automatic is the only transmission. Chrysler's AutoStick automatic with manual shift gate is available on the TSi sedan and Limited convertible. ABS and traction control are available on all models. Curtain side airbags are optional only on TSi sedans. No other Sebrings are available with side airbags. A navigation system is available.

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