* More comfortable features: Often included things like upgraded upholstery (compared to the base model's vinyl), possibly power windows and locks (not standard on all base models), and possibly a better sound system.
* Cosmetic enhancements: These could range from different badging and decals to specific wheel options or a slightly different exterior color palette.
* No major mechanical upgrades: The SE package primarily focused on aesthetics and comfort, not performance modifications. It used the same basic engine and drivetrain options as other TJ Wranglers.
In short, a Jeep Wrangler TJ SE was a slightly more refined and equipped version of the standard TJ, appealing to buyers who wanted a bit more comfort and style without significant mechanical changes. It sat somewhere between the base model and more off-road-focused trim levels.
