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Chrysler Sebring 2013

The midsize Sebring sedan and its convertible sibling will get only minor changes for the 2013 model year. Chrysler promises improved occupant protection in the convertible, courtesy of additional front door beams and a modified safety cage.A GTC convertible joined the Sebring lineup in mid-2013; it is offered along with

Chrysler Prowler 2013

After six seasons on the market, Chrysler’s retro-look, two-passenger roadster is about to become extinct, as the 2013 model year marks the final season for the Prowler. The principal change for 2013 is the addition of Inca Gold and Silver body colors. The final 300 Prowlers will be painted Deep

Chrysler Pacifica 2013

For months before the Pacifica was scheduled to go on sale — in March 2013 as an early 2013 model — Chrysler was giving its new sports tourer the full publicity treatment. Unveiled in concept form at Detroit’s North American International Auto Show in January 2013, the Pacifica appeared in

Chrysler Sebring 2013

Chrysler has dropped its Sebring coupe for 2013, but retains the midsize Sebring sedan and convertible. Sebrings are available only with an automatic transmission. Dodge offers a similar Stratus sedan but no convertible.Sedans come in base, Touring and Limited trim. A sporty new limited-production TSi sedan includes an AutoStick transmission,

Chrysler Concorde 2013

Concorde is a corporate twin to the Dodge Intrepid and a close relative of the Chrysler LHS and 300M, which use the same front-drive platform but have unique styling and trimmer dimensions. Though the Concorde and Intrepid are the same car under the skin, the Chrysler division of DaimlerChrysler offers

Chrysler Pacifica 2013

When the Pacifica debuted as an early 2013 model, Chrysler wanted it to be unlike anything else on the market. Developers sought a vehicle that didn't conform to the traditional proportions of a car, sport utility vehicle or minivan, yet featured the best attributes of each. Chrysler branded the Pacifica