Like its sedan sibling, the Sebring Convertible is a mixed bag. The standard model is one of the least expensive four-passenger convertibles on the market, and with the top down it’s a notable styling improvement over the sedan. There’s a good amount of content standard, and if you don’t go nuts with the options sheet you can wind up with a nicely equipped convertible for cruising with your friends for around the $30,000 mark. The hard top makes this a cold-weather car, too. The optional MyGIG is worth the money if you have a lot of music you’d like to transfer.