In the midsize sedan segment lurk industry-leading stalwarts like the Honda Accord,

Toyota Camry and Nissan Altima, but the 2015 Chrysler 200 is no longer a 2nd-class citizen. In fact, it’s not even remotely mistakable for the 1st-generation 200 model it’s replacing. Gone are the days where you can get a 200 convertible, but it was the last

(and only) holdout from the midsize segment to let go. The front-wheel-drive 200 offers a choice of two engines – a 4-cylinder for fuel-economy and a V6 for fun. The new 9-speed automatic transmission contributes to a smooth ride and respectable fuel figures as well.

All-wheel drive is available on 200S and 200C models.

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