Bonneville = old man car
03-19-2005, 01:04 PM
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Exterior wise on a 92-96 SE there is no way to know if it'* a SLE for sure. Yeah you can make an educated guess(spoiler, leather, sunroof...) but until you pop the trunk and see the RPO code you can't be certain. Officially there was no SLE from 92-96, it was just an option package that you could have. Want proof? Find, say a 94 that has a SLE badge. Can't? Thats because there WAS no 94 SLE, just a 94 SE with options.
And as far as an SSEi, they didnt badge them that until 93. Let'* just say that GM had a very goofy way of labeling the trim levels on the Bonneville from 92-99.
And as far as an SSEi, they didnt badge them that until 93. Let'* just say that GM had a very goofy way of labeling the trim levels on the Bonneville from 92-99.
03-19-2005, 01:35 PM
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Saw an old Italian woman once driving about an inch away from the steering wheel in an 88-91 SSE. Going ridiculously slow too *shakes head*
03-19-2005, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by smellbird
Exterior wise on a 92-96 SE there is no way to know if it'* a SLE for sure. Yeah you can make an educated guess(spoiler, leather, sunroof...) but until you pop the trunk and see the RPO code you can't be certain. Officially there was no SLE from 92-96, it was just an option package that you could have. Want proof? Find, say a 94 that has a SLE badge. Can't? Thats because there WAS no 94 SLE, just a 94 SE with options.
And as far as an SSEi, they didnt badge them that until 93. Let'* just say that GM had a very goofy way of labeling the trim levels on the Bonneville from 92-99.
And as far as an SSEi, they didnt badge them that until 93. Let'* just say that GM had a very goofy way of labeling the trim levels on the Bonneville from 92-99.
lets get things straight the SLE started in 93 and was a Package, as listed Sport Luxury Package on my window Sticker, My car is not listed as a SE but an SLE
you can tell the 93 SLE'* with the N10
OFFICALLY there was SLE package.......anything with the H4U option code IS an SLE not a SE. the SSE and the SSEI are nothing more than option codes too
your are correct they started badging the SLE and giving them the SSE/SSEi body stlye in 98
and the SLE has the SE body from 93-97, and the SSE/SSEI body in 98+
and there were SSEI'* in 92 that had the SSEI badge
03-19-2005, 03:04 PM
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i dont rly know the difference between the sle or se from a glance besides the lettering, on the body
Alien...you have managed to anger the SLE Specialist gods! LOL.
03-19-2005, 08:33 PM
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You know what is funny is I remeber people couldn't understand why my GTP was fast.
But I have an SE (with leather hahaha) anyway. I was rolling to work the other day and some riced out Nissian Sentra a newer one and I roared away from the stop light and the look on his face was priceless when I pulled away...Ah GM how I love thee.
But I have an SE (with leather hahaha) anyway. I was rolling to work the other day and some riced out Nissian Sentra a newer one and I roared away from the stop light and the look on his face was priceless when I pulled away...Ah GM how I love thee.