and Hyundai. Since 2009, GEMA is wholly owned by Chrysler. European version Chrysler introduced this generation Sebring in the European markets (including right-hand drive markets) as their first competitor in the D-segment. It received a generally unfavorable reception from European motoring journalists. European reviews Auto Express Caradisiac Honest John MSN Cars Parker's Verdict On Cars Wise Buyer's Mid-cycle refresh and replacement The Chrysler Sebring was extensively refreshed in 2010, but was rebadged as the Chrysler 200. The JS platform and bodyshell had been retained, but there were extensive cosmetic and powertrain changes to the vehicle. The name change helped distance the vehicle from the Sebring's reputation for quality issues and fleet pervasiveness. Total U.S. sales Notes References External links Official Sedan Website Official Convertible Website Sebring Front-wheel-drive vehicles Flexible-fuel vehicles Mid-size cars Coupés Hardtop convertibles Convertibles Sedans 2000s cars 2010s cars Cars introduced in 1995 Partial zero-emissions vehicles