A flagship Limited trim was introduced for 1999, slotted above the LXi and distinguished externally by additional chrome trim, with a suede and leather interior. The middle row bench seat began to be phased out in the model line, and an optional integrated child seat was introduced for second row bucket seats. The Limited joined the SX, LX and LXi and had the 3.8 liter V6 as standard. The Limited was the most expensive Chrysler minivan, built at Windsor and Saint Louis.
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Flagship Limited trim introduced, slotted above LXi
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