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I have a 2016 Town & Country. The levels of trim can be found on this cars.com page. They are:

  • LX
  • Touring
  • S
  • Touring-L
  • Limited
  • Limited Platinum

But on the sticker inside my driver's door says TRIM: MLX1. I'm pretty sure this means my van is the LX trim, but what's with the M and the 1?

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  • Mine is the same, MLX1, AND my trim is touring
    – rich
    Mar 11, 2022 at 2:05

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That could mean anything. It's a code intended for the folks who build the car, not so much as an indicator for the customer. My guess is the M represents a color code. The '1' for some other option that's not so obvious. (leather or vinyl trim? wood trim? cut outs in trim parts for optional switches, etc...)

I'd guess that label is used by build folks and inspectors in the assembly plant build process to ensure the car is built to perfection.

And cars.com trim levels may not be the same codes the assembly plant uses... Its totally possible that there are three different level of interior plastic trim parts, used on six different marketing 'trim' levels as displayed on the cars.com site.

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