Original sentence: Because it was an additional luxury trim package to the Limited, the Orvis Edition (when fully optioned) became the most expensive of all the Grand Cherokee versions until 1997.The Orvis (1995-1997) was a Grand Cherokee Limited package that featured an exterior color scheme of either Deep Hunter Green, or (less commonly) Light Driftwood, with red and gold side strip accents (1995)
Edited sentence: Because it was an additional luxury trim package to the Limited, the Orvis Edition (when fully optioned) became the most expensive Grand Cherokee to that date.But while Ford experienced success with its Eddie Bauer models, Chrysler's Orvis sales were tepid.It featured an exterior color scheme of either Deep Hunter Green, or (less commonly) Light Driftwood, with red and gold side strip accents (1995).Many found the color scheme tasteless and not worth the higher price, and the Orvis Edition was dropped after 1997.The Orvis (1995-1997) was a Grand Cherokee Limited package designed to compete with the Eddie Bauer option Ford offered on their Explorer and Expedition models