Head and legroom are good up front with legroom good in back, too. Headroom is more moderate there with some taller passengers saying their heads were pretty close to the sloping rear window. A few taller folks sitting up front also said the side of the roof seemed a little close to their heads, although the roof didn't actually touch their noggins. Unlike some midsize sedans, I also found getting in and out of the rear seat easy because the door openings are large and well shaped. Sebring's dash is attractive, just like that in the coupe and its sister car, the Dodge Stratus.
Chrome rings around the dash gauges give the car a sporty retro look.
There's also fake walnut along the dash and doors. It looks fine. But some of my passengers who had ridden in the Kia Optima a week earlier said the Kia's wood trim and overall interior look was more sophisticated and luxurious than the Sebring's. I tend to agree, but I still liked the Chrysler's interior. Everything worked well inside, too.