Carl Rice was given a 2001 Chrysler Sebring by his grandfather, which I think may be the most common way anyone ends up owning a Sebring. An accident on one of California's Hobbesian freeways led him to converting it into a post-apocalyptic survival machine.

The 2011 Chrysler 200 will replace the woebegone Sebring. This refresh looks similar to the Chrysler 200C, minus the fictional electric powertrain. It's being unveiled for dealers right now, none of whom will complain about losing the Sebring name. [Chrysler]

I wonder if there's an equivalent saying in Mandarin for "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade." In this case, the lemon is the Chrysler Sebring and the lemonade is this surprisingly attractive Chinese electric car.

When you're renting a car, do you go with the boring choice... or do you live it up?

The competition for the title of Worst Bad Car Ad Parody was tough, but Alex's $23,000 Chrysler Sebring ad came out on top!

Chrysler has teamed up with an animal rights group to save 100 feral cats at the Sterling Heights, Michigan Chrysler assembly plant because they can't seem to be bothered to save their cars, workers or company. WTF is Chrysler doing?

In what we hope is the first of a series of smart decisions coming out of Turin Auburn Hills, Chrysler is considering killing the besotted Sebring name for their next-generation mid-size sedan. Maybe next they'll deliver less plastic-toy-like interiors. [WardsAuto]

Some cars were born to be driven, some to be lusted after, and a few designed to be feared. With assistance from our frightened readers we've singled out the ten cars that scare the crap out of us.