Chrysler recently released images of the 2011 Sebring model redux, which will now be known as the Chrysler 200 (a smaller version of their luxury 300 model). It takes design cues from a concept first shown at last year's Detroit Motor Show, with some remodeling in the front and rear end.

Interior pictures were not released, but from what we know the 200 will come with upgraded materials including a new dashboard, instruments and seats, according to one Chrysler sources.

The US auto maker also finally released official specifications on the all new 200: The car will be offered with two petrol versions, a 2.4-liter four-cylinder and a 3.6-liter Pentastar V6. Both engines will be available with a six-speed automatic transmission. The four-cylinder gets a standard four-speed automatic.

Scheduled to hit US showrooms later this year, Chrysler hopes to sell the 200 with a starting price around $22,000 - and (hopefully) go no higher than $32,000. Guess we'll have to see what the official word is when the all new Chrysler 200 hits dealership lots such as Jensen Dealerships - 3909 Stadium Dr - Sioux City, IA 51106.

SOURCE http://www.monstersandcritics.com/lifestyle/autos/news/article_1592648.php/Chrysler-reveals-Sebring-as-replacement-for-Chrysler-200