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4.6 Overall rating

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elaine b

4.0

Reviewed a 2003 Chrysler LX Convertible FWD on Apr 26, 2014

I have loved this car for a long time and it shows! Very good condition and still lots of fun to drive. I wish that I had gotten cruise control when I ordered it, as that would be very handy. I also wish that I had gotten automatic adjustment of the driver's seat, but didn't think it necessary at the time I ordered it.

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Walter S

5.0

Reviewed a 2003 Chrysler LX Coupe FWD on Oct 29, 2010

My Sebring is a great car have had no problems with it yet. It has good acceleration. Is sporty looking. Also handles like a dream. Gas mileage is absolutely fabulous and is easy for the love of my life to drive and get in and out of.

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Dale W

4.0

Reviewed a 2003 Chrysler LX Convertible FWD on Jun 8, 2009

I like how easy the convertible top works and is quiet when opening and closing it. I like how the car handles and it has great exceliration off the start. It get fairly good mileage, about 21 around town about 30 on the highway. I don't like how the rear speakers sound as the bass makes them rattle.

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Ian C

5.0

Reviewed a 2003 Chrysler Limited Convertible FWD on Mar 2, 2008

I've had this car for about two years now, and have gone on some long vacation drives... no major problems, but it is a sporty car, not a sports car - power is adequate but not awesome. The clips that hold the sun visors in place break really easily. The chrome on aluminum wheels look great but they flake really badly on the inside and eventually will look bad outside too. The car is very comfortable on long drives and the heated seats are a must in any convertible. Driving in temperatures below 12 C with the top down can be done, but you'll need gloves and a warm jacket. Controls are well laid out and logical, but the "autostick" function is eye-candy - I just leave the thing in "D" most of the time - autostick is nothing like driving a manual-shift car. The transmission is an automatic plain and simple.

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