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The Vogue SE was introduced later in the model run from 2005...difference was the offering of the Supercharged 4.2 V8, plus:
Rear Seat Entertainment (DVD screens)
Nicer leather
Heated & cooled front seats.
Adaptive headlamps to look round corners
Auto dimming exterior mirrors (mine has these oddly)
20" alloys. (got these too)
Rear Seat Entertainment (DVD screens)
Nicer leather
Heated & cooled front seats.
Adaptive headlamps to look round corners
Auto dimming exterior mirrors (mine has these oddly)
20" alloys. (got these too)
Ah-ha, Parkers are a godsend. SE means you get 2 extra letters on the tailgate and a DVD player.Who knows lol
Buy one and let us know
Standard fitments on L322 (this is for 2002 to 2006)
ABS
Alarm
Alloy wheels
Audio remote
Body coloured bumpers
CD Multichanger
Climate control
Cloth seat trim
Cruise control
Driver's airbag
Electric driver's seat
Electric mirrors
Electric passenger's seat
Folding rear seats
Front electric windows
Front fog lights
Full size spare wheel
Headlight washers
Heated mirrors
Isofix child seat anchor points
Leather seat trim
Lumbar support
PAS
Passenger's airbag
Rear electric windows
Remote locking
Side airbags
Traction control
4.4 V8 4d Auto (details)
3.0 Td6 4d Auto (details)
SE
loses
Electric mirrors
Headlight washers
Heated mirrors
Isofix child seat anchor points
plus
CD
4.4 V8 SE 4d Auto (details)
3.0 Td6 SE 4d Auto (details)
HSE
as SE, plus
Electric mirrors
Headlight washers
Heated mirrors *
Heated seats
Isofix child seat anchor points *
Parking sensors
Space saver spare wheel *
Telephone
4.4 V8 HSE 4d Auto (6 Speed) (details)
4.4 V8 HSE 4d Auto (details)
3.0 Td6 HSE 4d Auto (details)
3.6 TDV8 HSE 4d Auto (details)
Vogue
as HSE, plus
Electric sunroof
Sat Nav
TV
4.4 V8 VOGUE 4d Auto (6 Speed) (details)
4.4 V8 VOGUE 4d Auto (details)
3.0 Td6 VOGUE 4d Auto (details)
3.6 TDV8 VOGUE 4d Auto (details)
Autobiography
as Vogue, plus
DVD *
V8 Autobiography 4d Auto (details)
V8 Autobiography 4d Auto (DVD) (details)
4.4 V8 Autobiography 4d Auto (details)
3.0 Td6 Autobiography 4d Auto (details)
Vogue SE
as Vogue, plus
DVD
4.2 V8 Supercharged VOGUE SE 4d Auto (details)
4.4 V8 VOGUE SE 4d Auto (details)
3.0 Td6 VOGUE SE 4d Auto (details)
3.6 TDV8 VOGUE SE 4d Auto (details)
35th Anniversary
as Vogue SE
4.2 V8 Supercharged 35th Anniversary 4d Auto (details)
Mike v.t.s
Active Member
Biz mate that was an EPIC list lol cheers mate made it clear now.
StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
And heated front screen.
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
Mike v.t.s
Active Member
Sooo were sayin that it all depends on what the original customer orders as extras so if I find somert I like I've just gots check the extras and ignore the badge? When I was getting my p38 I knew what it had just from what badge it had, would of helped if it had said money pit next to the DSE badge on the tailgate lol.
StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
I think what he's saying is buy a Vogue if you can find one and the Vogue SE isn't worth the extra dosh. Good luck with your hunting. I'm sure you'll love it - although I don't like the look of the L322 very much, they are fantastic to drive compared to a P38.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
P38 and L322 follow the BMW basic car plus kit of parts system. My P38 is a DHSE but has manual seats for example
Mike v.t.s
Active Member
P38 and L322 follow the BMW basic car plus kit of parts system. My P38 is a DHSE but has manual seats for example
Yes the L322 are ugly front end wise but its still the newer Shape than mine and not too much different from the latest, I converted my bosses p38 to the L322 front and was amazed at how much I had to chop out so needles to say I didn't do it to mine, surely though it would only be a case of unbolting and rebolting if I wanted to put the 2006 model front end on the early l322??
And yes noted and agreed mr Datatek but for such a big and "clever" company BMW dropped some big clangers, carnt help thinking they should of stuck to building cars and left the 4x4 market to Landrover themselves and developed the bomb proof TDI to the next level.
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StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
There's no way BMW would admit any Rover engine was better than theirs by developing it. Development K-series engines absolutely murdered the BMW 4 pots in terms of specific power output, emissions and efficiency but BMW wouldn't spend a penny on them, the K-Series problems were useful for limiting Rover sales and generating bad headlines - making it much easier for BMW to ditch the company after they'd finished asset stripping it. SAIC spent peanuts (actually hired British company Ricardo engineering) to fix the K-series, the (ironically titled) N-Series and NCI(?)-Tech are the result - bulletproof, efficient and light - what the K-Series should have been in the first place had they been given the budget to develop it properly. Most major parts are interchangeable with a K-Series - shows how far ahead of its time this engine was. The TD5 was also kicking the crap out of BMW 2.5 diesels on the bench in terms of spread of power - BMW canned development immediately.
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
not done it yet Saint !
not found the time to get round to it. lol need to allow a whole weekend to get the job done
not for the faint hearted
will do a write up once i have completed it
