Overview & Reviews

The Sebring's former trim designations have been replaced with base, Touring and Limited while GTC trim carries over unchanged. Sedan and convertible models receive a restyled front fascia and new wheels, while the coupe gets new dash, door and instrument panel trim. Low-speed traction control now comes on all models equipped with antilock brakes.

• Spacious interiors, solid performance, long list of standard features.

• Lacks refinement, build quality and resale value not comparable to class leaders.

User Reviews:

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  Great car for me. Bad car for others. - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By Debbie - October 23 - 9:24 am

  The reviews on this car are terrible. I hope my luck holds out. I love my car. I bought it used. Its build date is 3/2003 as a fleet car. For 4 years, Ive driven it and the only problem had to do with transmission & solenoid which dealer found. Cost less than $450 total to fix. I love my car. It is a lot of fun. I will trade it for another in a few years. Looking forward to the hard top convertible.

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  Never had a problem with this one - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By sometime - October 11 - 10:00 am

  I have had it for over a year and have had a great time with it. The service from Bonneville is superlative. I would buy another vehicle from them.

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  Cant wait until pay-off date - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By Brokendisappointed - October 9 - 11:58 am

  I love this car-as long as everything is functioning properly (which isnt very often). The solenoid goes out every year, usually January or February. The sensors have minds of their own-my engine light is on more than it is off. I had to have a tranny overhaul this past February, as well as the solenoid replaced. Fuel economy is terrible, I dont give a damn what the specs say. The tranny pan gasket has been replaced twice. When the weather is cool/cold, there is a strange scraping noise coming from the rear axle.The seals on the headlight assemblies dry-rotted last year. Needs better sound barriers very noisy when driving. Nevertheless, I have no complaints about performance or handling.

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  Original owner, and family car with low mileage. - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By Michigan Zegota - September 24 - 10:31 pm

  Where it was manufactured, and that some parts will require metric tools. This model does hold up well in Northern environments and handle well in snow with appropriate tires, great A/C and heater. Mileage is above average for model and year, does not require no-lead gasoline, or special formula, if driven in Northern environment where salt is used on roads. You should look for signs of rust in rear wheel area, behind fender, undercarriage and frame holds up well, so does the 2.7 engine if properly maintained. Do not listen to complaints on this engine, however make sure you do check for any major repair work, I did have to replace the complete power steering unit, include the front right wheel assembly due to poor manufacturing. It is one of the reasons that I do ask you to check and make sure that the Sebring was made in America, and not Canada because of metric bolts...etc. I still have this car today after fourteen years, with sixty-seven thousands original miles, just replaced the rear struts last year 2016. Now experiencing the oil indicator warning light on, and staying on after warming up, heating indicator showing ok temperature, no leaks, and oil level is ok. Could be pump, however at this stage and year would not prefer to spend that amount of money for a pump, or repairs, guess will drive until tires fall off. I would not purchase this car new, is I had a chance, way too many issues from date of purchase, I even tried to pursue the lemon law in Michigan within the first two years. No one would listen...got me a brand new Buick 2014 now.

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  Beware the 2.7 L V6 - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By Jim - September 9 - 11:35 pm

  I have had this car about 6 months. No problems until a few weeks ago with the oil light coming on. Was told it was a bad oil pressure sensor. My extended warranty that supposedly covered everything didnt cover it. It was replaced, 10 minutes after leaving the dealer it came on again. Was told it may be a bad oil pump, though the Nissan dealer i bought it from took it to a Chrysler dealer and all they did was replace it again and do an oil flush and change the oil ,free of charge. Took it home, found the Fog Lights stopped working. What next? Its too bad the under the hood issues take away from a great looking car. Cruises nice and gets good mileage with the V6.

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  second in a row - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By bcfromsd - August 15 - 10:00 am

  I just traded in my 2000 Sebring convertible for a new 2004, and so far I am impressed. We had no real problems with the old one- some squeeky brakes while still under warranty- so were hoping for the same this time. I like the larger wheels and overall stance. Interior isnt changed much, but the optional seat heaters are a definite hit- you can leave the top down longer if you just turn on the seat heaters, a ragtop season extender. Just a very fun car.

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  The Engine is Dead - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By havetobuyanothercar - June 20 - 12:33 pm

  After several problems with this vehicle, I am giving up. The fuses tend to blow - windshield wiper fluid, windows, etc. and are "specialty" fuses that you cant replace. The transmission started sticking and now, the engine is dead - busted a rod out of the blue. Spoke to three mechanics - when I told them it was a Sebring, they all said, "Yeah, they tend to do that."

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  never again - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By never again - June 15 - 10:01 pm

  Great car except for the Chrysler engine and transmission. if you want a nice car to look at, its perfect if you want a reliable car that wont cost you a lot after purchase for repairs dont even think about this car.

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  Cant find anything better - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By Ginger - April 26 - 5:11 am

  I have been shopping for a new car for months and I dont think I will beat what I have. My 04 Sebring LX is roomy. Very easy on the eyes. Decent gas mileage. Has been very reliable. Comfortable ride. Affordable to own. Think Ill quit looking

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  Not impressed - 2004 Chrysler Sebring
  By burton83 - April 21 - 9:38 am

  Had to replace exhaust, door hinge, front disc brakes replaced 2 times before 60,000 km!