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When you’re on the hunt for an affordable sedan that offers a comfortable ride and a solid economy, the Chrysler Sebring is often at the top of the list. The 2008 model, in particular, has term‑useders remarking that it’s a great value for commuters and small families alike. In this guide we’ll dive into the details that shape the Chrysler Sebring price and more—examining market factors, technical specs, depreciation trends, and how this car stacks up against its rivals.

• Model: Chrysler Sebring – 2008
• Engine: 2.0‑L naturally aspirated inline‑4 (T‑D & R‑50 variants)
• Power: 138 hp (T‑D) / 147 hp (R‑50)
• Torque: 138–140 lb‑ft
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic (22R200)
• Fuel Economy: Approx. 20‑22 mpg city / 27‑30 mpg highway (EPA)
• Drive Train: Front‑wheel drive (FWD) only
• Dimensions: Length 180.9 in, Width 73.3 in, Height 55.4 in
• Wheelbase: 108.9 in
• Ground Clearance: 5.6 in
• Cargo Capacity: 14.6 cu ft behind rear seats; 28.0 cu ft with seats folded
• Seating Capacity: 4
• Key Features: Optional 7‑in touchscreen, Bluetooth, removable roof panel in year‑old styling packages

Understanding the Chrysler Sebring price involves looking beyond the sticker. Owners often note that the used Chrysler Sebring price fluctuates based on mileage, mechanical upkeep, and regional demand, but is generally still below the price range of newer compact sedans. Below, we break down how depreciation and market trends influence the number you’ll see when searching for the best deal.

Depreciation Insight

Depreciation for the Sebring, like most vehicles, is front‑loaded. A typical Chrysler Sebring depreciation trajectory might look like this:

• First Year: 15‑20% drop from MSRP as the vehicle enters the used‑car market.
• Year 3: 45‑50% of original value, reflecting continued wear and aging features.
• Year 5: 60‑65% reduction, often requiring significant condition checks before purchase.

Those percentages indicate the overall trend, but your vehicle’s specific Chrysler Sebring price will also depend on shocks like accident history or aftermarket upgrades. Knowing the average depreciation curve helps you gauge whether a listed price is a bargain or simply a reflection of the car’s age.

Comparison Context

When asking “what is a 2008 Chrysler Sebring worth,” it’s useful to contrast it with contemporaries. Think of models like the Mazda 6 2008, Hyundai Elantra 2008, and the Ford Focus 2008. If you compare:

• Chrysler Sebring – Economy focused, better trunk space, but slightly lower horsepower.
• Mazda 6 – Stronger engine options and sportier handling.
• Hyundai Elantra – Competitive pricing but smaller overall cabin volume.
• Ford Focus – Superior handling but higher insurance in certain markets.

Thus, the Chrysler Sebring 2008 price may edge out newer competitors because of its larger interior footprint and versatile seating layout, making it a sensible choice for budget‑conscious buyers who still value passenger comfort.

Market Position

In many North American markets, the

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