Here is a list of various models that use a version of the 2.4L "world engine" found in the Sebring/200. It is not an all-inclusive list, but should serve as a good starting point if you are on the way to your local salvage yard looking to pirate some parts. Or are online looking for factory parts that might fit.

I posted this list on the Avenger forums and Lancer forums, as well.

1.8L (86mm X 77mm)

Dodge
2007-2009 Caliber SE, SXT

Kia (G4KB)
2005-2008 Optima

Mitsubishi (4B10)
2007-2017 Lancer

Proton (4B10)
2010-2015 Inspira


2.0L (86mm x 86mm)

Dodge
2007-2012 Caliber SE, SXT

Hyundai (G4KA)
2004-2007 Sonata

Hyundai (G4KD)
2009-2015 Tucson/ix35
2007-2014 Sonata

Jeep
2007-2017 Compass
2007-2017 Patriot

Kia (G4KA)
2005-2007 Optima
2006-2013 Rondo

Kia (G4KD)
2008-2012 Forte
2008-2012 Optima
2010-2013 Sportage

Mitsubishi (4B11)
2007-now Delica
2018-now Elcipse Cross
2007-2017 Lancer/Galant
2008-2013 Outlander

Mitsubishi (4B11T)
2007-2016 Lancer Evo X
2008-2015 Lancer/Galant

Peugeot (4B11)
2007-2012 #4007
2012-2017 #4008

Proton (4B11)
2010-2015 Inspira


2.4L (88mm x 97mm)

Chrysler
2007-2010 Sebring
2011-2014 #200

Citroen (4B12)
2008 C-Crosser

Dodge
2008-2014 Avenger
2007-2011 Caliber R/T
2009-2020 Journey

Hyundai (G4KC)
2005-2008 Grandeur
2004-2007 Sonata

Hyundai (G4KE)
2013-2016 Azera
2008-2011 Grandeur
2010-2020 Santa Fe
2007-2019 Sonata
2010-2010 Tucson

Hyundai (G4KG)
2007-2021 Starix

Jeep
2007-2017 Compass
2007-2017 Patriot

Kia (G4KE)
2009-2019 Cadenza
2008-2012 Forte
2008-2019 Optima
2008-2013 Rondo
2011-2021 Sportage
2009-2020 Sorento

Mitsubishi (4B12)
2007 Delica
2008-2015 Lancer
2010 Galant
2018 RVR
2020 Eclipse Cross

Peugeot (4B12)
2008 #4007


Possible 1.9L (88mm x 77mm)
Possible 2.3L (86mm x 97mm)

 

Citroen
wasn't it from the PSA group?

 

Only the short block of the world engine is common though not necessarily interchangeable due to different mounting points and transmissions. The head, intake, exhaust, etc were designed and developed by the individual manufacturers and each put their own spin on this portion. The VVT technology was shared by Daimler to use in the design of the valve train but that is where the similarity ends.

 

maybe one for your list
Renualt safrane used the engine of volvo 850
2.5 20v