The windshield is steeply raked, while the roof is somewhat flat. This all ends in a short trunk that drops sharply. Most owners said styling was a main factor in their purchase decision, and many have compared its look to that of some very expensive imported vehicles. Seventeen-inch alloy wheels are standard on Sebring LXi. Surprisingly, the back seat has enough room for two adults with leg room to spare, but three's a crowd.
Trunk space is voluminous, and can easily swallow a pair of suitcases or many sets of golf clubs.
Also, the rear seats are split, lockable, and fold down to give extra space. This feature is standard on both Sebring models. The dashboard is straight- forward and simple, with pushbuttons and twist knobs that are easy to operate. LXi versions get a CD player, power windows, door locks and mirrors, keyless entry, cruise control and a HomeLink universal transmitter system. The second, a single overhead cam 2.5 liter V6 that is built by Mitsubishi, is the standard engine for Sebring LXi.