Just picked up a Sebring last Friday with 5 miles on it. Was not given a Bill of sale at signing. Got one later that said it was a Touring. Salesperson said Limited. Window sticker "lost". The printed an internet version of the window sticker that said neither. Their ad said Limited. Manufacture date is March 2009. Called Chrysler and gave VIN#, they said it came up a Touring. The car has the following: leather seats, center console, single exhausr pipe, 2.4L 3 cylinder engine, leather wraped tranny ****, 8 way power driver seat, heated front seats, radio upgraded to MyGig radio, radio controls on steering wheel, power windows with express up/down in front, alarm that was "upgraded", power locks, limited badge on "trunk" (pics at Chrysler website has the badge on the right back of car, between bumper and trunk). So, the question is, did I buy a Touring that was "upgraded" to a Limited? Is Chrysler's database out of wack and wrong due to the bankruptcy (according to the dealer)? Was I sold a Limited and the dealer is on the up and up? Please help as I'm ready to write a letter to Chrysler demanding answers. Thanks.

 

"Limited" has fake wood trim on the dash and doors. "Touring" does not. BTW, that's a 4 cylinder engine, not 3 cylinders.

 

Thanks dcotter. the car is 4 cycinder, not 3. That was a typo. The interior does have fake wood on the doors, and steering wheel. Would a dealer go through the trouble of upgrading a Touring to a Limited to make extra money? Would they even make extra money? By the way, the badge is not on the trunk, but in the place where it is supposed to be according to the Chrysler website.

 

I don't think the dealer would upgrade a car and I don't think he upgraded yours. The chances of getting caught are huge, the "rewards" are slight and not worth the risk. Therer may be a paperwork glitch there someplace.

 

The touring has the 2.7L V-6, the limited has the 3.5L, and dual exhaust outlets