Chrysler Convertible

Chrysler company has a product line of Luxury Sedans, Convertibles, Coupes, Hatchbacks, SUVs and Minivans. The Sebring convertible was launched in 1996 alongside the Sebring coupe, replacing the LeBaron convertible. The convertible didn't share any sheetmetal with the coupe and was instead based on the Chrysler Cirrus sedan. The Sebring convertible was sold alongside with the Chrysler Stratus convertible in Mexico. In Mexico, a rare turbocharged 2.4 L DOHC I4 engine was optional.

The Chrysler 200 is a four-door mid-size car The 2013 Chrysler 200 Convertible featured revised suspensions. Prior to the 2013 model year, the suspension on convertibles was largely shared with the Sebring that preceded it. The softtop convertible now matches the sedan's revised suspension. The hardtop meanwhile could not fully accommodate the changes, due to the stiffer suspension possibly harming the hardtop components in extreme situations.

Chrysler noted the declining demand for Chrysler 200 convertibles, and high costs to create a convertible version using the all-new platforms, as reasons for not offering a convertible version. In Europe between 2012 and 2014, the 200 Convertible was rebranded and marketed under the Italian Lancia marque.