oh that's true. no sebring or solara convertible anymore so these are probably popular rentals in sun country.
For the wanna be middle class yuppie that needs a minivan but wants both a SUV to keep up with the Jones but also entering midlife crises and wanting a convertible sports car.
The only thing that's missing is a BMW/Mercedes badge and they could have it all in one car.
I'd say the Hummer H3 ranks up there.
The Sebring is now the Chrysler 200. They refreshed the car in 2011 making a few body tweeks and massive improvements to interior, engine, trans, and suspension.
Most SUVs are pretty lame these days. More car-based unibody crossovers than anything. This just makes it that much worse I guess. But hey, if someone wants it that's fine. Free country, after all (sorta, some people are control freaks trying to micromanage everybody else). In the meantime, I'll keep my real SUV that can do a lot more than sit higher
*edit* holy crap, that thing is lamer than I thought. Rated at only 1mpg higher than my Trailblazer, while having a smaller, weaker engine, little towing capacity, smaller, seats 1 less person, a small trunk...I know that's not what you'd buy it for, but still :|
I hate them a lot.
A pony car has to be a V8... Just my opinion.
Not that the V6 is a bad performer, its just not the way a Mustang or Challenger should be.![]()
I know several people with H3s that get good use out of them.
The H2 is fairly useless but the H3 is a good vehicle on and off road.