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8.8
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $900
- Average Mileage:
- 99,300 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 5 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (5 reports)
engine problem
Helpful websites
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
We had the car for about a year. It was my 87 year old father's car and was given to me after his death. Most of the complaints for a 2002 Sebring, especially the first 4 we have experienced. Problem is that they never looked this site up when they kept giving us our car back just for it to stall at a major intersection and the police having it towed to their lot until our insurance company could come.
We had an alternator put in it and they thought that would be the problem, not! Broke down again! Towed again. Then they had it almost a month and they said they were driving it around and it was fine and they couldn't find anything wrong with it. Come get it, broke down again. Gave us a loaner car, had it for 3 weeks and they said that you might as well come get it, there is nothing wrong with it! (except that I had called a few days earlier and they told me that while driving it they had to keep their foot on the gas so it wouldn't stall. I GUESS NOBODY TALKS TO EACH OTHER.
When I called the following week they said that we should come get it that they could find nothing wrong, I mentioned what the other mechanic said and he told me that he would call me back. The car has been a nightmare since 80,000 miles. My daughter's Passat had 200,000 miles on it when she finally sold it for parts for $800.00. The oil light comes on faintly, always felt like it was going to stall. And now, a lass, they know what the problem is: Lower Rod Bearings Going, which he said makes the car overheat and would explain the symptoms.
This sucks, we only have 1 car, my son needs the car for work as he is saving his money to move out to Colorado. His girlfriend, by the way Junked her Sebring for the same reason. Why are they still allowed to sell these cars? Obviously after 70-80 thousand miles the car starts all this crap. We have had cars that have had more than twice the miles and didn't get rid of them until it was really time. This makes me sick at my stomach. I am disabled, we have to sell our house because of Student Loans for my daughter and now have no car! I will never buy American! Perhaps Japan just makes better cars or Germany, etc. Chrysler was bailed out!!!!!
Why can't they bail us out of problems with the cars we bought in good faith. I am mad, angry and broke! What am I suppose to do now? I cannot find a place to put my email address lskpreston794@msn.com feel free to comment or if you have suggestions.
- Lisa P., Doylestown, PA, US