What do the monikers mean?
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Definately don't mean anything.. If they did, you'd see something like LE on the highest end model, since that would mean "luxury edition," but instead, that'* on the lowest trim level of the 87-91 Bonneville. LE>SE>SSE. They're just letters arranged by GM to make a trim level. Most companies don't mean anything by the letters they assign to vehicles, such as LT, LS, etc etc.
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The only ones I know that have any meaning are ones like Z71, WS6, Z06, Z51 and other RPO code "trim levels." Z51 was never officially badged though AFAIK, but same idea.
Is SE had any meaning, "Standard Edition" would fit best IMO. I usually find that most cars that are "SE" are the lowest trim level, so that logic makes sense to me.
Is SE had any meaning, "Standard Edition" would fit best IMO. I usually find that most cars that are "SE" are the lowest trim level, so that logic makes sense to me.
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From: NEBF:06,07 | NYBF:06,07 | ONBF:06,07 | CNBF:06 & more............
Originally Posted by BLACK94SSEi
LMFAO!! I believe that all future posts about the meaning of the badges should be locked with a refference to the 100 other posts about it 
What does SE mean again... :?
Joking
I've got an SLE and thats what the first thing i found out. 
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