Faults:

The only problem is the fact that the odometer/tachometer does not work. No other problems with it!

General Comments:

I love it. I still has the power to surprise everyone.

The other day, I had the car up over 100 miles per hour, and it handled like a dream.

It needs a paint job, but wouldn't you after 11 years of Florida living?

The alignment on the car is awesome! I can let go of the wheel at any speed, and have confidence that the car will go in the direction I want it to go!

Faults:

Water in body in rear driver side.

Intermittent tach/odometer.

Difficult to reach belts to replace them.

General Comments:

I have had this car for two months and absolutely love it. It is gorgeous, my dream car. I can live with the little quirks. It drives beautifully, even at 170k miles.

Yesterday the car started overheating intermittently. One final time we had to pull over to let it cool down, and it won't restart. The only things working were the power windows and the cell phone charger in the lighter outlet.

My boyfriend is working on it and replaced a bad fuse, so we got the top to go up, but the fuse keeps blowing every time we try to start the car. His guess is that some insulation melted that is causing a short. He also found when he removed the thermostat cover that the thermostat was missing.

If I could find the previous owner, I would give him a piece of my mind! He told me that he had replaced the thermostat. LIES! My boyfriend is thinking that the reason the car overheated in the first place is that the water pump went bad. Any advice is greatly appreciated. HELP!

Faults:

Wow.. what things have gone wrong with this car??? Well as I read on one particular comment made in January, I thought it was me that actually wrote it.

I also have 97 Sebring Convertible JXI. Let me just say, The top leaks on the driver side, and I had recently had it replaced, AND it STILL leaks.

The horn is barely even a chirp, when I blow it no one even looks because it cannot be heard!

I too have had transmission trouble, the odometer light works when and IF it feels like it, the A/C, AND heater have both just quit working within a week apart, and it squeaks while driving, even louder when turning.

Not to also mention as I read before about the speaker covers in the doors; yes I too have holes in them from trying to get out the car. The speakers in the dash has also blown.

I cannot even begin the detail of the engine work that I have put into this car.

OH yeah... the motor for the power windows are going out.

The door panel is starting to separate from the actual door!!

As can be seen, I could go on for some time, so thanks for allowing my input.

General Comments:

Stay away from Chrysler... and as soon as I am able, NEW car here I come!!

Wish me luck!!

Faults:

Headlights are useless at night - since new.

Fuel pump died at 6,500 miles.

Front door speaker covers are destroyed.

Transmission died at 50,000 miles.

Volume control on radio developed a mind of its own! 97,000.

Drain slots stopped up, interior flooded at 110,000.

Replaced under-seat amplifier due to flood 110,300.

Mechanic destroyed radiator, along with bad advice from helpful relatives, at 175,000 miles.

Trip computer display went crazy then stopped working at 180,000.

Tachometer, then odometer, then speedometer became erratic about 180,000.

Replaced speedometer cluster at 200,000 miles.

Replaces blower motor resister 201,500 miles.

General Comments:

I bought this car for my wife on Valentine's Day in 1997. I stopped by the dealership and picked it out as they were literally just unloading it from the truck. She was very pregnant and was having trouble climbing into our Bronco.

She loves the car and I can't get her to even think of trading it in on a new one.

It is starting to get a little cramped for a family of five!

Chrysler should have put more thought into the headlights. They are dismal at night and over time they become frosted over and require frequent refinishing. Should have been made of glass and have greater visibility. The fog lights shine farther down the road.