I know what a SE and a SLE and a SSEi is, but what is a SSE?
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Originally Posted by jwikoff99
Usually, it'* got most of the goodies and trim of an SSEi, sometimes all of them, like my SSE SC.
Yep. From 92-93 and back again in 96-97 these years the SSE had the Supercharged option
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SSE was top of the line in 88-91. After that there were a few SSE'* offered with the supercharger, but not many. It'* pretty much a Bonne with most of the goodies, but usually no */C. If you are unsure, just look under the hood or check the RPO'* for L67.
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Originally Posted by driverjohn2005
what'* the point of having an SSE model with the */c option? cheaper than having the extra "i" on the emblem?
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With the */C option you could get the car with less other options, but with the */C if you truely wanted. There was an SSE by me a while ago that had cloth, power driver'* seat, no roof, hud, or bose, just cassette with the Gold wheels. Seems like someone just liked the looks of the body trim. Now that with a */C would have been fun.
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Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
With the */C option you could get the car with less other options, but with the */C if you truely wanted. There was an SSE by me a while ago that had cloth, power driver'* seat, no roof, hud, or bose, just cassette with the Gold wheels. Seems like someone just liked the looks of the body trim. Now that with a */C would have been fun.
The SSE you're talking about has a manual passenger seat though? :o