Consumer Reports Magazine said that the reliability of domestic vehicles is improving, but they still trail Japanese cars. Richard Paul, the publication’s automotive editor, announced findings from the magazine’s 2001 model year reliability survey, which is part of Consumer Reports’ annual auto issue. According to the findings, the Japanese brands had 15 problems per 100 vehicles, compared with 22 problems for the Chrysler Group, 23 for General Motors vehicles and 26 for Ford Motor.

 

I know what you talking about. Had Sebring LXI 1998 before, no problems for 3 years, once warranty runs out, NIGHTMARE !

 

sebring was a nice looking car - mitsubishi on the inside though

 

It was a nice looking car but I always want something else better... I actually kept that car for 4 years

 

the rag tops sell very well, front wheel drive and a back seat, few in that class

 

I've had my share of problems with this car