2005 Chrysler Sebring: Regular Car Reviews
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Chrysler Sebring: The car for people who think wearing pajama pants to Walmart IS getting dressed.
Sponsored by being found in rust belt apartment complex parking lots with a police notice taped to the window.
To be fair.........to someone who walks around in their stained, stretched-out undies everyday your statement is exactly accurate ;)
@Rick O'Shay
That "I've been to Walmart" bumper kiss mark @8:56 from the 400 lb. spandex lady's Taurus kinda verifies your story .
@@BigWheel. So fucking true...
not even kidding, like a minute ago i was thinking “after this video i’ll go to the bank and 7-11, not a workday so i can wear sweatpants! oh wait, i drive a modern volvo, i can’t sully the b r a n d image by looking sloppy in public!”
Chrysler Serbing: a car for people who dream of one day owning a 2009 V6 Dodge Charger.
Chrysler 200
I have a 2009 v6 charger. When i see a sebring i wave.
@@Big.W. I own a Chrysler 200 are you jealous?
Kevin Smith I rented a Chrysler 200. It wasn’t a bad car. Just like most cars it doesn’t keep me awake like my 2006 IS 350
Got a sebring for my wife, hoping she would be into the idea of a charger, but she only wants trucks or SUV's :(
Chrysler sebring...The "Michael Scott" of convertibles.
Looking for this
Pulls up in Sebring. Hi. I'm Date Mike. Nice to meet me.
Until you drive it into a pond and blame it on the GPS.
@@billgateskilledmyuncle23 or hit one of your employee with it
@@regularbloke2117 I'm not a bad person, I'm actually a good person who accidentally runs over people with his car.
“I just threw the floor mats out, all they do is get dirty”
That made me chuckle a lil
I mean they do do that lol
Doesn’t all ? I guess not btw this is a joke I’m not dumb I promise 😓
*2005 Chrysler Sebring:* The official car of "what do you mean Oldsmobile stopped making cars?".
Chrysler a couple of years after making this car “We CaNT BeLiEVe We NeEd A BaiLOuT”
*aNotHeR BaIlIoUt bOiS*
Chrystler Sebring: For the Guy that thinks the Dodge Avenger is too sporty.
What do these pills do
*_Wha҉t d̀o҉ t̴hes҉e̛ p͟il͘ls͢ ̀d̵o_*
@@OnlyNotes If effects last more than 8 hours, consult a physician immediately.
As the owner of a 97 Avenger. This comment is accurate.
I always wanted an Avenger because I couldnt afford a Stealth. Then I drove and Avenger and didnt want an Avenger anymore.
@@480JD only if they offered the v6 with the 5 speed, the 41te 4 speed auto makes it god awfully sloooow for an already slow car
You totally cut that guy off at 3:29. Classic Sebring move.
Yeah he did
Was looking for this comment
@@busterhymen9224 x2
Mazda6 be hating on the Sebring
glad i’m not the only one who saw it
Chrysler Sebring..... the official car of Brenda Stolkoski.....the waitress at the Applebees in Lower Paxton who let me BOOB GRAB while she texts her friend at Weiss
Cleveland Maker nice
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@Pedro DLR It's the trademark RCR humor, chief.
Cleveland Maker That oddly specific description is something i can vividly imagine. Perfection
@@MeowthDatsRight thanks
My god the writing is insanely good. This felt like a season finale.
Every metaphor about the Sebring in this was gold.
Pretty sure mr reg is an English or literature major
Better than the GoT finale?
The 2 Man Review + the most regular car ever = one of their best reviews
I believe Peggy Hill got a Sebring convertible that Hank “negotiated” a “good deal” on
You a sucker, Peggy Hill!
I remember that episode
“HOW IS IT I CAN FIGURE THIS OUT BUT EVERYONE ELSE CAN FIND SOMEONE WHO LOVES THEM BACK?”
I felt that one.
*big time homie*
*cries in "sad"*
Me too
Bruh.. it's like Regular knows this audience a little TOO well :(
Still hurts, but in kind of a good way. Like.. someone else understands.
Hey, it brings us all together and connects us on a deeper level, like Alcoholics Anonymous.
possibly the best line he ever said
The most regular car ever.
The most *terrible
9th gen chevy impala is the most regular car.
makattak88 the Dodge Avenger was more average
@@Big.W. The Dodge Avenger is so average, it is average even in Europe, where American cars are usually always special.
Have you seen the Toyota Corolla
I owned a 2001 Sebring Coupe with the 3.0 V6 and 5 speed manual. Had to special order it. Never had a major issue: just oil/tires/brakes for 12 years. Did the timing belt/water pump at 100k ... The V6 was SOHC but 24v and made ~200hp ...and with the 5spd, was quite fun to drive.
I'd still be driving it if I hadn't been rear ended a few years ago when it had 180k miles.
Rip car
I liked those. The higher trim levels with the V6 had wheels that made the car look so much better. I have the peasant 4 cyl automatic with hubcaps as a 2nd car. Still serves me well though.
My dad had the ‘03 facelift LXI V6 in light blue, but automatic. The manuals are really rare. He only sold it because he got sideswiped and it was IMPOSSIBLE to find parts. Quite a good car for a Chrysler...which makes sense because it’s a better styled eclipse.
Special order sebring now that's material for regular car review roast lol
@@V8_screw_electric_cars it was the only way to get the stick-shift. At the time, was the only car under $25k with stick shift V6. The car was surprisingly reliable and fun.
"To my wife, Anne, I leave my second-best bed."
Nice Shakespeare reference.
UNCLE PULLTAB GOT A NEW CAR
Nah, he bought a 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 door, 3.8 Supercharged. Or a ragged out to hell 2001 Camaro Z28, automatic with t-tops. Uncle Pull Tab ain't driving no slow ass pos.
No, this is his wife's car.
Ya know, Aunt Metamucil.
@@CardboardSliver I was thinking more Aunt bitch seat. You know Uncle Pull tab's 4th wife after he bought a Harley about 3-4 years ago, skinny menopausal wrinkly woman with small floppy tits, smokes a pack a day, silver hair, was a real looker about 30-35 years ago.
time to celebrate with a can of SPAM from the F O R B I D D E N C U P B O A R D
Lmfao thank you for that good laugh 👌
GOOD LORD How is this the first time RegularCars and a Sebring come together in a pile of regular car greatness?!?!
Weird how it's always Chrysler that's best.
So Mr. Regualar and The Roman did a bunch of separate reviews, and followed it up with a joint review.
Welcome to the “Speakerboxxx/The Love Below” phase of RCR. 😆
Mr. Regular is Andre 3000 and Roman is Big Boi?
Deserves many more upvotes
Nick P Other way around. One occasionally sings and is often misunderstood yet profound. The other is more direct but not as deep when compared to the former.
@@PrydeWater901 I didn't think as deeply about it as you did. You right you right
Nick P I’m reading this a year later and was surprised by my own analysis.
Chrysler Sebring screams IM A RENTAL CAR.
Chrysler Sebring, because Avis, Hz and Alamo needs love, too.
This is what your estranged father drove to to the shop to pick up cigarettes, shortly before mysteriously vanishing.
Nothing like watching a regular car review about a Chrysler seabring 2:17am the morning before a final exam...
Good luck for your Exam!
Luckily It's 7:05am and... Wait, I still have exams
Good luck on the exams bro.
How'd the final exam go
How many finals do you fuckers have? I see this comment everyday
2005 Chrysler Sebring, the official car of : I need something "sporty" to daily so I can save on my TC by Maserati.
3:24
Mazda 3: Am I a joke to you?
If you're talking about the car behind it that's a 6 friend 💙
@@Sprier nope that's a first gen 3 sedan
@@emilcaillaux 3 doesn't have those fog lights/black mesh fam. I have owned 3 Mazda 6's, looks quite 6 like.
@@Sprier uh yes they do, you can tell it's a 3 just due to the grill shape
Definitely a first gen 3
Now this is a regular car.
it's too regular!
This is too shitty too be regular
It's perfect regular car.
- The version with the 3.0 V6 and a tighter suspension, and leather inside is a whole different ballgame.
Tii Yu
The Chrysler Seabring is a regular garbage can.
Depends on which one you get ... This kind certainly were.
Friend had one called a Limited - Had a V6, leather, moonroof ... Was fairly quick and handled awesome.
A car so forgettable you forget how to spell its name
I momentarily forgot its name trying to spell it out after reading this comment.
They didn't forget how to spell it, they just got it confused with the Carrier version
I had a Stratus R/T coupe, 3.0L and 5 speed, it was a great car and pretty fast.
The 6cyl was quick. I have the 4cyl stratus coup and bought it new. Been a great car and nobody else has one.
@@koolkitties8552 They were seen as throwaway cars unfortunately. I'm not sure why this Sebring got the 4G64 and the Stratus got the 4G63, the clearly better engine. Oh well. The 4G64 I think had drive by wire, that may be why. The 3.0 6, I think was called the 6G72, is a great engine with an amazing torque curve, very flat and it comes on around 2000rpm.
I thoroughly enjoyed using it to destroy the local twinkle teen ricers. 😂😁
@@koolkitties8552 The US government leased a shit ton of those Stratuses. I saw them all the time on military bases being driven by the higher ups.
Coupes got the 3.0 Mitsubishi eclipse V6. Sedan got the garbage 2.7
The 3 liter wasn't garbage?
@@ellisjackson3355 well by comparison.. the 6G72 wasn't terrible for SOHC at the time. 210hp 205tq was quite nice in the little Eclipse GT
@@ellisjackson3355 The electronics could be a bit sketch, but otherwise they were pretty solid for the time. They get a bad rap sometimes because they ended up in cars that tanked in resale value. The cheapest cars usually end up in the hands of those least likely to maintain and care for them. 3.0 Eclipses and 3000GTs got thrashed, Sebrings are still out there and Monteros aren't hard to find. The same can't be said of the 2.7s.
Do more cheap cars reviews, These are super nice
Another RCR vid, another typo in the title :P
That english literature degree is really paying off :P
It's just to help people pronounce it, because Sebring may be mispronounced often.
They only upload when they are D R U N K
@@morecoffee998 『 D R U N C C 』
@@RandomGenera7ed Call me a defunct Dutch car-now-truck-company 'cause I am DAF (drunk as fuck)
Funny thing, in 2001 the 3.0 Sebring was faster that a Mustang GT.
Because Eclipse. Look how they overlooked that this and the Stratus Coupe were actually a third gen Eclipse rebodied.
@@hduncan2587 yep, completely different platform than the sedan's (and V6 was different in the coupe than the sedan)
"For the guy who writes out his will in Comic Sans." That tells you everything you need to know about the Sebring.
Chrysler Sebring, the car burped out when a drunk car designer has a wet dream about a Bentley and a Toyota getting it on in a Motel 8
Mercedes and Mitsubishi in reality.
Pedro DLR Exquisite 👌
You know what? Sometimes an ok car is just fine.
sometimes the most you can ask for is to be r e g u l a r
There's metamucil for that. Senokot will working a pinch.
for you 😂
"There's no prize for self-flagellation, Only a Sebring." I have never heard a more true statement. I think I'm going to pass this knowledge on.
God I miss this vehicle, my grandfather had the sedan version, so many memories of them in this thing
omg revy from black lagoon im a huge fan
When you buy a used car but the CD player has ate the old testament.
Here before the title typo is fixed
Chrysler Seabring
Also I've never seen a 2 door Sebring before, it's really weird seeing one especially since my grandparents used to have a Sebring
I don't recall seeing a sebring that wasnt a 2 door
@@GlacialLake all of the Sebrings here in Metro Detroit I've seen are 4 door
Convertibles were
I ride a bicycle... 👎
>\\\< People with furry profile pictures comments always make me happy and the world just that much better :3
Chrysler Sebring: The official car of The Office.
10 years ago, give or take, Sebring was one of the ultimate beater imports in Russia. They went real cheap on the used market, they didn't rust, they had passable mileage and they got people where they needed without breaking. And somehow everyone born in, like, 2002 or earlier remembers being inside a Sebring at least once, but hardly anyone has ever owned one new.
We had one as a convertible, was a great car, and I'm looking to get one again just as a cheap cabrio with decent speed
I'm absolutely LIVING for the 2-man review. This was awesome!!
Same here. It makes me happy
@@mittennomad266 nah I was waiting for Mr. Regulars part everytime Roman got on. Sorry Roman
@@ThePwak007 Don't apologize, man! It's totally cool. Thank you for watching and giving this weird format a chance.
Comona Roman is so predictable in his summaries, and throws in even less interesting esoteric stories
Ok. I really liked it! I think two perspectives is always great, and I personally love the fuck out of Roman ngl
The A was added by the guy driving the Mazda 6 slamming on his brakes at 3:27
Pedro DLR I've seen worse.... Much much worse 😂😂
Fun fact: the 2-doors were based on Mitsubishi platforms (Galant/Eclipse) and the convertibles were based on the contemporaneous Chrysler midsize sedan platform (JA /JR), sharing styling cues but no body panels. The 4-door that replaced the Cirrus also used the JR platform.
I will always remember the Sebring with a certain nostalgia. As a kid my parents both had full-time jobs, and my dad's was hundreds of miles away and he only came home on weekends. This is likely due to the fact that these were the only jobs he could find right after the 2008 recession. So they hired a babysitter who basically raised my sister and I for most of our childhood, and she had a blue 2005 Chrysler Sebring. She was an awesome babysitter who took us to all manner of cool places in that car. Lots of my childhood memories started in the back seat of a blue 4 door Chrysler Sebring that smelled like cloth seats.
I will always remember the Chrysler Sebring with a certain nostalgia. As a kid my parents both had full-time jobs, and my dad's was hundreds of miles away and he only came home on weekends. This is likely due to the fact that these were the only jobs he could find right after the 2008 recession. So they hired a babysitter who basically raised my sister and I for most of our childhood, and she had a blue 2005 Chrysler Sebring. She was an awesome babysitter who took us to all manner of cool places in that car, like mall events, arcades, and those places where they have all the giant bounce houses that kids can play in. Lots of my childhood memories started in the back seat of a blue 4 door Chrysler Sebring that smelled like cloth seats.
Sebring Coupé. Now with 1&1/2 Romans cargo space.
OCEANTAKE
SEABRING
I'm done.
RIVERGIVE
@@jackcurtis9002 /Thread
Chrysler Sebring: When its time to move on from the Grand Am.
Chysler Sebring... When Body cladding is better than regret....
Chrysler Sebring: the official car of overheating on expressway
I used to own one and I kid you not, every two months it broke the plastic thermostat housing
That's also the Mazda 626 (from personal experience)
Corn syrup breakfast cereal fed weeble wobbles lmao
I was like who the tuck is this directed at? Lol
I felt bad for Sebring owners watching this review lol
@@domjfante8140 Generation X
Saw thumbnail and thought “Ooo Michael Scott’s car nice”
This made me go in a trip about compromise in relationships.
Sometimes, necessary, sometimes you just gotta say it's bullshit.
And sometime later, you sit at home, musing over the bullet you dodged. Moral of the story: Don't settle for weak, boring relationships, life is too short to just go along.
@@matthewkoch6937 Precisely, my man.
"thank god I got out of this wild ride"
now chrsler just makes the 300 and the pacifica, sad
This car is the reason why
These heaps had a substantial MSRP. I sold Chrysler in 2005. Lots of zero down 84 month contracts.
84 months?! no way
Why does this not surprise me?
To make things worse, the rental fleets are these cars up. They’d auction them off after putting 30,000 miles on the clock in a year for about $13,000, which was about $9K back of book. It was absolutely catastrophic for consumers who purchased one at a dealership. They could easily find themselves $16K upside down 18 months into a contract.
Don’t forget about the dreaded Dodge InTRAPid!!!
@@PrydeWater901 Oh sure. The only time we sold one of those was when we had to bail someone out of a giant wad of negative equity. The resulting loan on a used car would be equally catastrophic.... usually 135 % loan to value, 8+ percent interest, on an 84 month loan.
Badda boom badda bing, Michael Scott's Sebring.
Love the albums that match the kind of person you'd expect to drive this car...
Hey Roman, Mr. Regular. Thank you for taking regular cars and putting some philosophy into it. These especially regular reviews are the ones that leave me thinking well after the video ends. Keep up the great work.
The car is ghetto moms around the world.
Around america* no one else got it.
*North America
US of America
North America, you’re right guys
I think it looks nice. Not in gray though. Gray cars make me angry.
It would look so much better if washed and vacuumed. Is it a rule that all cars reviewed must be filthy inside and out?
gigdrummer it kinda adds to the fact that this one one of this most disgusting modern cars available
Tibor Klein tf 😂
I actually have a red one lol replaced the fogged out headlights with black ones, and as for music collection nothing but Pink Floyd, I am 61 after all....
Chrysler Sebring: If Prozac was a car.
I thought Prozac was supposed to make you feel better.
@@seed_drill7135 Supposed only.
Chrysler Sebring: A car so boring even a Corolla sounds fun in comparison.
T E A M W O R K
Teamwork makes good vid.
Thanks, Ma.
bepis
Nice 3G Eclipse
I love the rant on the mismatching headlights. It is spot on.
Michael Scott’s prized possession
"Hey temp what do you drive? A Civic? No, you need a REAL car."
The one headlight being new and the other one being original bothers me greatly lol 🤣
I feel like it’s standard for cars from that era. I bought my 05 pt cruiser came with the headlights like that. My moms 2004 Honda Odyssey came like that. My dads 2004 Ford freestyle came like that.
Had one with an electrical fault in the horn, causing it to go off on its own, so it got disconnected, u could still hear the relay spaz behind the dash on occasion.
Jkenville91 I have the same problem with my Jeep Liberty! What is going on with Chrysler lol
@@kimberlybrookes5844 My mitsubishi galant had that same issue, and since some parts on this car were mitsubishi it wouldnt surprise me if the horn was too.
"it kicks down and just gets louder" like the Mazda Protege I took driving lessons in, then
it downshifts mostly in your heart, where it matters
no one:
mr.regular: teamwork, bepis
I got the qualities of an Avocado
I'M HARDCORE!!!!!
E-C-W!
E-C-W!
E-C-W!
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Teamwork
Beepis.
Has he done a Pontiac sunfire yet? Might break his liking everything streak. I'm sure you can find a local single mom working at a gas station that you can borrow one off of
My friend had a Stratus coupe brand new off the lot optioned just like this Sebring. The platform made so much more sense to me as a cheap sports coupe, and it was perfect for my friend because it wasn't fast enough to get him in trouble
Mr. Regular... *AND* The Roman, doing a review together?!
MORE!!!!
So many shared parts with the Mitsubishi Eclipse of the time.
That's a good thing, right?
None of the good parts tho
I was about to comment that too. The interior is riddled with eclipse parts lol
It IS an Eclipse. Its built by Mitsubishi in Normal, Illinois
Chrysler Sebring coupe. A 3G Eclipse in a Chrysler halloween costume.
Chrysler Seabring: The car for pulling up outside the flea market, opening the truck, and selling individual pairs of balled up socks, novelty back scratchers, and loose hot wheels while chain smoking cheap cigarettes that smell like burning tires.
The interior looks like a crime scene. Good job Ben!
I was literally just watching The Office and then i see you uploaded this. This isn't a coincidence.
So was I, what a strange coincidence.
For those who don't know, this isn't actually a Chrysler. Only it's audio system is Chrysler. It's a Mitsubishi Galant coupe. Complete all the way to the weird little piece of plastic that hangs down under the front left side on the V6 models. They even have Mitsubishi keys and keyfobs. It's good thing because they're built better than the Chrysler built four doors, built with more steel too.
"A car for the man who writes his will in comic sans"... Ha so good.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
As a former owner of two Sebring convertibles (1996 2.5 V6 and 2001 2.7 V6) I must say that I really liked both of them because they were surprisingly reliable and extremely practical compared to other convertibles. It's very hard to find a convertible that can accommodate 4 adults in relative comfort in terms of legroom, with a decent trunk (even with the top down) and a low cost of ownership.
my favorite quote from this channel to date: "he wants change, but not so much of it that he has to" .
Could've left it at "Chrysler Sebring: welp"
I want to hug Mr regular
Regular posts vid, I bring my see.
I liked it just for the Hall and Oates reference. Most underrated band of all time. :(
Wooo! Lancaster Avenue ramp to 422 West! My favorite left hand merge.
The real question here is, is that the same Kimmy who Ed Bolian has been telling about?
Omg
I wondered that too. If so, then Kimi's stories would be waaayyy crazier than "guy at Starbucks bought me coffee," and they'd probably be more likely to be true.
@@ellisjackson3355 Lol, true. For now all we can do is wait for her to get out of jail and Bolian to get her some facetime on VinWiki's channel. Mr. Regular & Kimi collab story on VinWiki would be another level!
The 2 door Sebring isn't as bad as the 4 door, because it's not the same car. At all.
The 2 door is based on the equivalent aged Eclipse, and thus shares its engines, the 2.4L 4 cyl and 3.0L V6 (And is the same as the Stratus coupe)
The 4 door that's got the infamous 2.7L V6 is by no means related to the coupe in any way but name. Even its 2.4L is a different motor than the 2.4 in the coupe.
Fun fact, the convertible is related to the sedan, and not the coupe.
"The 2 door isn't as bad as the 4 door."
It's even worse than the 4 door. Try to find a Stratus/Sebring coupe or Eclipse without a cracked dashboard or torn leather. Enjoy having one cupholder that's too deep for anything besides travel mugs, and another one under the lid for the center console. And be careful not to slip on the puddle of oil that'll be leaking out from under it.
The 2.7 was honestly not a bad engine if you took care of it right. My cousins had a 99 Intrepid with that mill and it kept going for almost 250k with nothing but oil changes. Had it not been rear-ended they'd probably still be driving it today. It also made more power at normal RPM's, as opposed to the Mitsu 3.0 which has its peak horsepower at like one very specific speed.
Basically the predecessor to my car
Chrysler Sebring: For the car guy who got a DUI in 2016 and is getting there license back and needs something to drive.
This Sebring coupe was mechanically different from the sedan. The sedan upgraded to the 2.7 Dodge motor. This car is a Mitsubishi eclipse underneath (the one that's ribbed) with a 3.0 v6 option
In the words of Sheldon J. Plankton, "What's a Te-am?"
Challenge for All: After you watch this, go forth and watch one of the many Chrysler Sebring 2.7L self-destruction videos... WITHOUT LAUGHING!!!
Id love to see a point-counter point type video, where you two debate whether a car is good or bad
I didn't read all the comments, but here's the deal: the '01-'05 Sebring Coupe is a reskinned Mitsubishi Eclipse. The first model year even had the Eclipse instrumentation..
Chrysler Sebring: For when "meh" doesn't accurately describe the mediocrity you're soul strives to achieve.
Chrysler Sebring: the quintessential chariot of abandonment on the side of the Interstate.
T E A M W O R K
I had this very car and I liked it fine. I changed the oil every 3000 miles because of a faulty oil return being too narrow. Otherwise it was a comfortable car to drive. I drove it easy for 13 years until I got rearended and had to write it off. I had no issues with this car at all.
Chrysler sebring: the car that you drive to city park in reading looking for the castle that people used to pee in 😄
Eh, this has got to be one of my least favorite RCR videos.
Not much review on the driving experience, not much study of the sociology of people who drive the car, not much history that gives backstory to why the car exists, not much parodizing the people who drive the car.... Not much of anything that makes this channel my favorite.
Eh...
But I guess "Eh" is perfect for this car