Hi!
Can you help me, please? What does HSE mean? I can't find this in any Land Rover brochures.
Thanks, Gerhard
What does HSE mean?
Apr 21, 2006
11 Replies
Well, I think that SE was supposed to mean "special equipment". Gawd knows what the H was for, unless it was "Hextra"
Dave
High sport equipe, meaning the 'upper' level of trim/finish......................i think
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Karen, with tongue firmly in cheek!
Highly Super Expensive
I think Richard is closest to the mark on this one.
Horrendously Sodding Expensive
Unless someone at Solihull speaks Latin, you hit it the nailhead.
-- Jeffrey S Austin Chesapeake VA
Gerhard Kapons nearly made me spill my Shiraz on 21/04/2006 22:34 by writing:
SE = Sodding Expensive HSE = How Sodding Expensive??!?!
In message , Andy Cunningham writes
In that case there should be a VSE model.
Very Sodding Expensive.
4.0 SE = Suspect Engine 4.6 HSE = Highly Suspect Engine.
ROTFL
nigelH HSE 4.6 with nice new engine.
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