The history of the Chrysler Sebring is like the history of a typical suburban neighborhood. Sure, it has one, but it’s a short story of new things in old places. At various times, the Sebring has been called the Chrysler Cirrus, Dodge Stratus and Plymouth Breeze. In 1995, it lasted until 2001 and was replaced by a new car and a new platform. In its glory days, the Sebring was heralded as sleek, powerful and luxurious, with a popular, top-selling convertible model for a number of years. Times do change, however, and the Sebring quickly got old. The new version replaces what has largely become a rental car. Related vehicles to the 2007 model include the Dodge Avenger.