Chrysler S platform

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The S platform or S-body is Chrysler's minivan platform. Descended from the Chrysler K platform, the S formed the basis of the groundbreaking Dodge Caravan/Plymouth Voyager/Chrysler Town and Country minivan trio.

The minivans are currently built at Saint Louis Assembly South in Fenton, Missouri, as well as Windsor Assembly in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Historically, production of the long-wheelbase versions took place at Windsor, but both plants are currently capable of building either wheelbase.

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The first-generation, also codenamed T-115, lasted from 1984 until 1990. Origins of the T-115 platform dates back to the late 1970s.

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The second-generation of the platform was introduced in 1991 and called AS. This was the last K-based version of the S platform, as the NS platform switched to a new cab forward design.

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The CS is a variant of the RS platform made specifically for the Chrysler Pacifica crossover SUV.

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The third-generation of the platform was introduced in 1995 and called NS.

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The fourth-generation of the platform was introduced in 2000 and is called RS.

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The fifth-generation is expected in 2007 as a 2008 model and will be called RT. Currently, it is expected to feature a new 4.0 L V6 as its top engine, mated to a six-speed automatic; an expected new feature is a built-in diaper changing station.

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For 2008 the short-wheelbase model will be dropped, and there will be no Dodge Caravan, only the Grand Caravan.

A new Volkswagen minivan will be built by Chrysler alongside its own minivans in Ontario. It will use the Chrysler platform and drivetrain, but will sport a unique interior and exterior, likely quite different from the Chrysler vans. It will be targeted and sold exclusively in the North American market.

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