Hi all,

Newbie to these here parts.. and RR/LR in general.

I'm looking to get myself a Vogue in the coming weeks/months but I'm not sure what the differences are between the Vogue and Vogue SE - can anyone clarify this?

In fact, is there a matrix or similar that compares the different models such as HSE, Vogue, Vogue SE etc?

Thanks in advance

Martin

Hi,

Your best bet is to get a copy of the brochure for the model year you are looking at buying. In the back of these (as long as it inc' price list) it will list what you get on what model etc.

eBay is a good starting point for brochures, it's also nice to have the brochure for the car you've just bought I think.

Dan 

Last edited by dan_uk_1984 on 21st Oct 2010 9:03am. Edited 1 time in total

what DAN said and you might anomalies like a hse with an optional nav screen fitted or a vogue with no towbar etc ... ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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Marty, when you have done that, post it all up here...It would be nice to have a definitive comparison..

Welcome by the way.

This may help a bit:

The Vogue SE is the range topping model (HSE and Vogue are also available) so, with an on the road price that’s recently been raised slightly to tip over the £70,000 point, you’d expect it to be well specified. It doesn’t disappoint.
In fact, there are relatively few options boxes to tick for the Vogue SE. On our test model, the only two additional features were ‘Premium carpet mats’ (£130), and the active rear ‘e’ differential (£446), so the ‘standard’ specification list is impressive to say least. There are all the usual suspects – touch front screen (for sat-nav, vehicle settings, audio controls etc), cruise control, dual zone air-con, leather and electronically adjustable seats, parking sensors, a 14 speaker Harmon Kardon sound system and many more besides, but it’s those little extras that really make the difference.
For example, the air-con can be activated by remote from outside the car – handy on frosty mornings – or, for the punctual owner, it can even be pre-programmed to come on at a set time. Then there’s the TV/DVD system that not only utilises two rear screens for back seat passengers, but that front screen too, the latter when you’re not moving of course. Unless, that is, you take the remote ‘Venture Cam’ out of the glovebox, position it on a suitable rock, and watch yourself driving (the idea is to help you place the car in particularly treacherous conditions). You can also see a real time representation of suspension deflection and wheel orientation – and there’s a stopwatch to time yourself too should you feel the need.
Oh, did we mention that the cabin – which is as capacious as anyone could need – features rear seats that are heated, as are the fronts, which can also cool you… We could go on, but we’ve made the point. Expensive though the Vogue SE is, you’ll not be left wanting for creature comforts.

This may help more:

http://www.landrover.com/gb/en/rr/range-rover/explore/vogue-se/

The Range Rover Vogue SE specification includes, in addition to the Range Rover Vogue, perforated semi-aniline leather with heated/cooled front seats and heated rear seats, optional Rear Screen Entertainment Pack for DVDs and gaming as well as the added luxury of 14-piece real wood veneer trim and brushed tread plates. The Vogue SE’s exterior is iconic Range Rover design in its most contemporary form with stylish touches including 20 inch Style 11 alloy wheels. There are also Adaptive Xenon headlamps with directional lighting.

Hi

i think it depends on what SPEC the Voge is. I have seen Vogue,s with rear DVD and Cooled seats. I think it would be better to find out what was STANDARED on a Vogue and what was an option and what was STANDARED on a Vogue SE and what was an option. I think you can make a Vogue to SE spec.

Someone will probably know the answer........... wether they will tell you is a different matter !!!!!!!!!!!!! lol

This may help a bit...

http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic1234.html?highlight=2007

Thanks all for your replies - very helpful