Chrysler Sebring coupe

The Chrysler Sebring coupe was first introduced in 1995. It was a part of the Chrysler and Mitsubishi partnership called the Diamond Star Motors. Several years after, Mitsubishi gained full control of the assembly plant in which the Diamond Star Motors automobiles were being constructed and mass produced. Thus letting Mitsubishi gain control over the Sebring Coupe's manufacture. Much of this coupe's design is based on the other Mitsubishi sedans, such as the underpinnings of the Galant and the stylings' of the Eclipse in the Talon. In fact, the Sebring coupe looked like an elongated Eclipse then. Only now after much success and redesign has the Sebring Coupe has achieved its own individuality, along with its siblings, the sedan and the convertible.

But even in its initial run, the Sebring Coupe has achieved popularity due to the fact that it possessed fine power with its 4 cylinder engine and the optional V6, and elegant sleek design plus it's affordable. Through its evolution, the coupe of the Sebring line has deterred rumors of being dropped and has recently received warm acclamations from auto reviewers as a fantastic redesign and has its performance tweaked to match those of the league leading Japanese coupes. Performance and handling wise, the Sebring coupe has evolved tremendously and has achieved star status at last.