CL is the trim level. Just like a 2006 Nissan Altima SE doesn't mean Special Edition, it really has no meaning except to the original price paid for it.
I know this is an old thread but just wanted to inform you.
According to a ad for these vans i found in the internet, it goes in this order from base to touring. SLX, SLE (Safari Luxury Elite), and SLT (Safari Luxury Touring). (This applies to all years of the Safari. Newer models usually dont come with the SLX, or SLE badges.) For the Gen 1 Astros, it goes in this order from base to touring. CS (Classic Sport), CL (Classic Luxury), and LT (Luxury Touring). For Gen 2 Astros, it goes in this order from base to touring. LS (Luxury Sport) or LT (Luxury Touring).
In some cases, an LS astro might even have more options than an LT astro. It happens. But, the difference between SLE, SLE, CS, CL, and LS seats versus the LT and SLT seats are very different. Usually the normal seats are just cloth, vinyl, or cloth with vinyl. But the LT and SLT seats are "pilot seats" with wider bases, and adjustable headrests. The bench seats for the LT and SLT models are also reclinable and the middle seat of the benches can convert into a cupholder. Also the seats for the LT and SLT models can come in coth, or leather.
EDIT:
Here are some pictures of my 88 astro LT. They aren't in the van at the moment but its just for reference. Please also note that the seats will look different in the gen 2 vans, but mostly look the same.
It does! Too bad GM started to do that whole LTZ stuff. LTZ really doesnt mean anything, just letters....
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