Since the early 1980s when Chrysler resurrected the American convertible, it has sold more ragtops than Ford and General Motors, and the Sebring is its bread and butter model. For 2008, the car is completely redesigned and is now offered with an available power retractable hardtop. Other key innovations include remote top operation using the key fob, heated and cooled cupholders, stain-resistant fabric for the seats, and a 20-gigabyte onboard infotainment system that stores music and photos, can play movies, and allows occupants to record up to three minutes of voice memos.