Chrysler Sebring Insurance

With an MSRP of $20,500 to $31,100, the Chrysler Sebring is an affordable bit of fun for buyers committed to American brands. Chrysler has done well with the Sebring, which comes with lots of standard and optional features that buyers like, at a price they can actually afford; features like rear stereo sound systems, Bluetooth capability, heated and cooled leather seats, a power retractable sun roof, and even cup holder that will heat or cool a drink automatically.

If the performance of the Chrysler Sebring is less than impressive (Edmund's pans it), that only helps to keep insurance costs reasonable. Automobile Magazine rates the five-year cost of owing a Sebring at just over $34,000 – a number that includes insurance, taxes, financing costs, fuel, maintenance, and repair. That makes owning a Chrysler Sebring less expensive than owning other comparable coupes. Car snobs may sniff at the Sebring, but Sebring lovers continue to enjoy the savings and fun associated with the brand.

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Chrysler Sebring insurance & safety features

The 2009 Chrysler Sebring received five-star ratings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for crash protection, and four-star ratings in passenger side-impact and rollover resistance. The Sebring was given a rating of "good" for frontal crash tests from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS).

Standard safety features on the Chrysler Sebring include side-impact and curtain airbags, anti-lock brakes, and optional electronic stability control.  Despite the passable safety ratings, the Chrysler Sebring is not a first choice for a family car or when safety is of primary concern. Chrysler put what was required into the safety features of the Sebring, but not much more than the minimum... and it shows; expect insurance pricing to reflect this fact.

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The Chrysler Sebring and theft insurance

Insuring a Chrysler Sebring against theft and physical damage isn't going to break anyone's pocketbook – unless other issues, such as a poor driving record or being in a primary risk group like teenaged males is driving the costs. For the vast majority of sensible drivers, the cost associated with insuring a Chrysler Sebring will be moderate and pleasantly affordable. Even so, it's always a good idea to research insurance costs before buying any vehicle, so as to better factor those costs into the real  cost of owning the car over time. As a good jumping off point, you should know that the average insurance rate for a Chrysler Sebring is estimated to be around $115 a month, according to Automotive.com.

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Sources
http://www.thecarconnection.com/fullreview/chrysler_sebring_2009_safety_4
http://www.automobilemag.com/am/2009/chrysler/sebring/ownership_costs.html

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Last Updated: November 10, 2009