Fresh air never looked better than this.
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By Mike Knepper
Overview
Chrysler single-handedly brought the convertible back to the automotive scene in the mid-'80s, when Lido Iacocca realized he had a really good thing in the K-car, and could use its basic bones to make just about anything, short of a school bus. He had noticed a tiny little blip on the automotive continuum caused by a couple of shops in California that were turning out more and more convertible conversions on such vehicles as the Celica. Ever the shrewd marketer, Iacocca sensed a niche emerging and jumped in. Since then, Chrysler has been the leading seller of convertibles in a slowly expanding market. The LeBaron convertible, the last survivor from Chrysler's K-car era, led the segment for a decade, an astonishing record. We think the new Sebring convertible could very well match that record, and perhaps even beat it.
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