CHEVROLET Lumina · photos, packages and modifications

Chevrolet Lumina Sedan and Lumina APV minivan were both mid-sized cars that were introduced into the market in 1990 by General Motors. The cars had a powerful body, which required very less expenditure. The production was eventually stopped in North America in 2001, but Chevy Lumina is enjoying a good success rates in different regions and countries around the world.

The Lumina Sedan has four doors, and it has been much appreciated because of its durability, comfort, space and the adequate mileage. However, people have criticized the gas mileage meters, which showed the wrong status a couple of times. Nevertheless, the overall feedback was good. People have commented upon the dependability of the vehicle. Therefore, you would see many Lumina Sedans riding across the roads. Even after years of the production shutting down, the resale value of the vehicle is of a good amount. Another reason that contributes to the popularity of the vehicle is the fact that spare parts for this sedan are easily available.

With a 3.4 DOCH LQ1 VG engine, the Lumina Z34 was considered a high performance version of this car, which was able to deliver 215 lb-ft of torque, as well as produce around 210 horse power. This model also has a factory spoiler, a different steering wheel, along with body moldings. Changed to the name of Monte Carlo in 1995, the Lumina Coupe was another 2-door version of Chevrolet Lumina.