• As of the 2010 Kelley Blue Book estimates, the 2001 Chrysler Sebring ranges in price from around $3,650 to $5,900. While it is less expensive than many other vehicles, it has problems that make it less desirable for some car buyers.
  
  

Engine Problems

• According to MSN Autos, the Sebring occasionally has engine problems involving the timing chain and guide, with repair costs reaching $800 or more. The cost of parts alone is nearly $600, according to the website.
  
  

AC and Heater Problems

• According to Auto Beef, the most common problem with the AC or heater on the 2001 Chrysler Sebring is the blower fan working only on high. Sometimes the AC and heater don't work at all or the heater delays starting. There have been reports of pooling water and some vents not working.
  
  

Electrical Problems

• The 2001 Chrysler Sebring sometimes has electrical problems. This can be a minor problem like lights that need repair to major problems like a dead battery.