Chrysler Sebring

Owners filed 2,833 complaints across 19 model years of the Chrysler Sebring. The 1996 drew the most (343); the 2013 the fewest (0).

Model years19
Complaints2,833
Recalls109
Fires89
Deaths9

Every Chrysler Sebring model year compared

Complaints per year
YearComplaintsRelative volumeRecallsFiresCrashesMost reportedStatus
20130
1Routine
20120
1Routine
20113
1Vehicle Speed ControlRoutine
201086
357Air BagsRoutine
200943
213Electrical SystemRoutine
2008238
4619Electrical SystemAbove average
2007337
72118Electrical SystemHigh concern
2006120
210Electrical SystemRoutine
200575
6310Air BagsRoutine
2004220
71221Engine and Engine CoolingFatalities reported
200342
54Air BagsFatalities reported
2002210
5417Engine and Engine CoolingFatalities reported
2001242
12521Engine and Engine Cooling › EngineFatalities reported
200093
6314SuspensionRoutine
1999172
9625Power Train › Automatic TransmissionRoutine
1998267
10533Structure › Body › DoorFatalities reported
1997210
11437Power Train › Automatic TransmissionFatalities reported
1996343
121041Suspension › Front › Control Arm › Lower Ball JointAbove average
1995132
5419Suspension › Front › Control Arm › Lower Ball JointFatalities reported

Which Chrysler Sebring years should you avoid?

On raw complaint volume the 1996 is the weakest year on record, with 343 complaints concentrated in the suspension › front › control arm › lower ball joint. It carries 12 recalls.

Read these numbers with sales volume in mind. A model year that sold in huge numbers naturally accumulates more reports than a rare one, and older cars have had more years to fail. The stronger signal is the severity columns and whether the same component keeps coming up year after year.

Data: NHTSA complaint and recall files, September 2026. Complaints are unverified owner reports.