Used Chevrolet Lumina for Sale Nationwide

It's a nice comfy ride with some sporty features.... has potential to be a head turner. It seems relatively easy to work on. The rear spark plugs are hard to get to but can be accessed by rotating the engine forward... but even then... I like the V6. My experience is that it gets good gas mileage and is durable when cared for. The timing chain is it's achilles heel. If it breaks... the valves get wrecked. It would be a good idea to get it changed at about 100K miles. The Overdrive transmission is smooth and a pleasure to drive. The Brakes are excellent and are good for a smooth stop, or an emergency lock up as well. It has a relatively smooth ride. Mine always gets compliments for that when driven by others. You can get these cars for a song. With just a little Love and Care, the '90 Chevy Lumina Euro Coupe can be a Fun and Enjoyable Ride to Fix Up, Dress Up, and Cruise any type of road in.

My mom's old car. The 3.1 liter V-6 only had 135 hp, but it had plenty of immediately available torque so it felt more powerful than that, and the steering and brakes also had a satisfying sporty feel to them, and the engine sounded great too. And one time on a long road trip, it got up to 30 miles per gallon at least once. It had its problems from time to time, but we kept it until it had 200,000 miles. Interior had plenty of room. The main thing I didn't like about it is the seat belt rubbed against my neck.

it has great engine. the 3.1L MFI (muilti port fuel injected)

Last night I hit a big deer with my 1990 Lumina APV van. Sob. Love that van. It has always run well. What's not to like about driving a 16 year old car that always starts. I mean we've had our little problems over the years, but we're way out ahead. Believe it or not, I still have collision on it. The hood is cracked and has little tufts of fur coming out of it. Maybe a few Grateful Dead stickers will cover them up. Anyhoo, probably won't get squat for it. I'm so sad. This has been a great vehicle to move our daughter in and out of college every year. I was hoping to get 2 more years out of it, then throw a party! They just don't make 'em like they used to.

This is my first car and it runs like a champ. I bought it for 700 bucks with only 74000 miles. But after 18 Massachusetts winters the underside was done. So instead of junking it I decided to get it fixed. With all new brakes,struts,new fuel system and a tune up,filters,etc. I got a brand new car basically for under 3500 bucks. Sure i could've bought another used car for that much but it wouldve had more miles and not as roomy and comfy. Mine has a remote starter,power everything,and a/c. Four wheel disc brakes stop you quick. If you ever get a chance to buy one get it. they run forever when properly maintained.