To be fair, just because it's a major refresh of the current Sebring, doesn't necessarily mean it'll be complete crap. This is a stopgap that'll only be on the market for two years before an all new car debuts. Also, if the suspension and stuff gets sorted out properly and the interior becomes class competitive (these are two major pain points of the current Sebring) then I could see it possibly doing ok in the marketplace. I'm disappointed that they didn't go "all the way" with the powertrain's like they are doing with the minivans. Why not put in the 6 speed across the board? It would certainly help produce more fuel economy out of the four cylinder, which is totally unacceptable at 30 mpg highway in the current car.