2001 Chrysler Sebring: The Cheap convertible That's Actually Cool

Nobody dreams about owning a Chrysler Sebring. But here's the thing — a convertible with four seats, a working top, and four wheels for less than the price of a used motorcycle? That's not a dream, that's a deal. The Sebring was Chrysler's attempt to bring convertible motoring to the masses, and in '01 it was the best-selling convertible in America. It's got the Cab Forward design language that made '90s Chrysler products look space-age, and it's got enough room inside to actually be useful as a daily driver. This one's seen better days — she's a project or a parts car — but the convertible top alone is worth the asking price. Fix her up and you've got a summer cruiser that doesn't care about door dings or parking lot scrapes. Or strip her for the Mopar parts and use the money to build something cooler. Either way, a top-down convertible for this kind of money is hard to argue with.