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01-28-2005, 06:30 PM
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basically it means, your supercharged.
i like to think
Smoke'* Stratus' Every inch...a friend of mine has a Stratus and thats the truth.
i like to think
Smoke'* Stratus' Every inch...a friend of mine has a Stratus and thats the truth.
01-29-2005, 12:53 AM
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This has come up many times in the past few years.
The "i" designation stands for inducted or supercharged.
When I was shopping for my Bonne, I attended a GM exhibition in Los Angelos where they were introducing the new generation of 2000 models.
There was a large Bulletin Board that outlined the following:
SE - Standard Edition
SSE - Super Sport Edition
...then a large explaination of SSEi
* - Safety - listing all the special safety features only available with this model
*- Security - listing all the special security features only available with this model
E- Efficiency - listing all the special efficiency features only available with this model
i - Intelligent - listing all the special smart computerized features only available with this model
Sure it was just marketing but I liked it.....and still do.
The "i" designation stands for inducted or supercharged.
When I was shopping for my Bonne, I attended a GM exhibition in Los Angelos where they were introducing the new generation of 2000 models.
There was a large Bulletin Board that outlined the following:
SE - Standard Edition
SSE - Super Sport Edition
...then a large explaination of SSEi
* - Safety - listing all the special safety features only available with this model
*- Security - listing all the special security features only available with this model
E- Efficiency - listing all the special efficiency features only available with this model
i - Intelligent - listing all the special smart computerized features only available with this model
Sure it was just marketing but I liked it.....and still do.
01-29-2005, 01:40 AM
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According to Pontiac (direct from them to me per our request for the forum), the ONLY badging that has words associated with it is SLE. Sport Luxury Edition.
SE has no word definition.
SSE is ditto.
SSEi is ditto.
Pontiac doesn't use the conventions that the other GM divisions do. Think of it as a random CODE, designating a trim level. The SSEi means you're loaded with all options including the supercharger. Nothing more.
SE has no word definition.
SSE is ditto.
SSEi is ditto.
Pontiac doesn't use the conventions that the other GM divisions do. Think of it as a random CODE, designating a trim level. The SSEi means you're loaded with all options including the supercharger. Nothing more.
01-29-2005, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
According to Pontiac (direct from them to me per our request for the forum), the ONLY badging that has words associated with it is SLE. Sport Luxury Edition.
SE has no word definition.
SSE is ditto.
SSEi is ditto.
Pontiac doesn't use the conventions that the other GM divisions do. Think of it as a random CODE, designating a trim level. The SSEi means you're loaded with all options including the supercharger. Nothing more.
SE has no word definition.
SSE is ditto.
SSEi is ditto.
Pontiac doesn't use the conventions that the other GM divisions do. Think of it as a random CODE, designating a trim level. The SSEi means you're loaded with all options including the supercharger. Nothing more.
However, I like to think of SSE as "Super Sport Edition"
and SSEi as "Super Sport Edition Inducted/Improved"
But they are just what I "like" to think..... they actually have no official meaning from GM & Pontiac.