smoother shifting. 1995: New standard features included heated power exterior rear-view mirrors, power windows, and an AM/FM stereo with a cassette player. The 3.5 engine became available as an upgrade option for the ESi trim level. 1996: A new Autostick shifting feature became available for the TSi trim. The car could be "manually" shifted by tilting the shift knob right or left to change gears up or down. Plastic lower trim was deleted in favor of body color lower trim for a monochromatic color scheme. The Pentastar logo previously present on the front fenders in front of the doors was deleted. Windshield wiper jets were moved from the wiper arms to the hood. All 1996 Eagle Visions were made OBD-II compliant. 1997: Only minor changes were made to the 1997 Vision. After this model year, the Vision was discontinued. Discontinuation The Vision sold around 105,000 units, from 1993 to 1997, and Chrysler was planning to continue it to redesign the LH cars for 1998. Some prototypes featured the Eagle logo, and Vision production continued into September 1997 to offer dealers an adequate amount of 1997 models, until the introduction redesigned 1998 Vision. However, Chrysler made the decision to stop production of the Vision and Talon (Eagle's only other model by then) with the last unit built on September 5, 1997. On September 29, 1997, the automaker notified 2,340 U.S. and 337 Canadian dealers that the Eagle brand would be discontinued by the end of the 1998 model year. The car that was planned to be the redesigned Vision, became the 1999 model year Chrysler 300M. It was released a year after the other redesigned LH cars in 1998. Production Figures: Awards 1993: Automobile Magazine Automobile of the Year in 1993 1994: Car and Driver's Ten Best List Nameplate use In Mexico, the 2015 model of the Fiat Siena has been marketed as the Dodge Vision. References External links Vision Front-wheel-drive vehicles Full-size vehicles Sports sedans Luxury vehicles Police vehicles Cars introduced in 1992