What's New: The 1999 model year brings a sporty new package for the Chevrolet S10
  Pickup, aptly named the Xtreme. With added ground effects and a lowered suspension,
  Chevrolet is hoping to appeal to customers who had planned on customizing their new pickup
  after purchase. 

  History: Introduced in 1982 as one of the first compact pickup trucks from a domestic
  manufacturer, the current S10 Pickup is only the second generation of this popular vehicle,
  which was redesigned in 1994. A third door on extended-cab modelsóproviding direct access
  to the cab's rear seating/cargo areaóbecame available in 1996. Last year, S10's front and rear
  ends were restyled, and a passenger airbag with a passenger-side deactivation switch was
  added.    Model years: 1988-93, 94-98 

  Trim Details: The 1999 Chevrolet S10 Pickup is available in ten trims: Short Bed base and
  LS; Long Bed base and LS; and LS Extended Cab each with either 2WD or 4WD. Safety
  features include dual airbags, an anti-lock brake system (ABS) and daytime running lights. A
  2.2-liter 4-cylinder engine powers S10s with 2WD, while 4WD trims get a 180-horsepower V6.
  Standard equipment includes tinted glass, intermittent wipers, a rear step-bumper, double-wall
  bed construction, a removable tailgate, and a theft-deterrent system. The LS trims feature
  cloth interior trim, a split-bench seat and dual 12-volt power outlets. Extended Cabs offer the
  option of an Easy Access System, which is a third door allowing better access to the rear
  passenger area. Optional equipment includes an automatic transmission, air conditioning and
  stereo upgrades.