7: Sebring Convertible
The Sebring Convertible was launched in 1995 as a 1996 model, replacing the outgoing LeBaron. The styling of the Sebring Convertible was fairly modern with lots of rounded corners. The performance was more than adequate for a convertible, and the pricing was reasonable. Initially, the Sebring Convertible was one of the best-selling Chryslers on the market (via Car and Driver).

The problem was that the reliability of the Sebring was questionable. As the car aged, there were issues with the transmission and overheating that buyers began to notice. There were also issues with the luxury features malfunctioning, such as the automatic convertible top. Overall, the Sebring has garnered a lackluster reputation as a used car.