1991 Chevrolet Lumina Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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1991 Chevrolet Lumina 3.1 4 Dr Sedan thumbnail
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1991 Chevrolet Lumina 3.1 4 Dr Sedan (in its pre-spoiler days...)
Boring pic, except notice the gas price - 75.5 - and we were outraged!!!
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1991 Chevrolet Lumina 3.1 4 Dr Sedan
(...the day I got her) thumbnail
1991 Chevrolet Lumina 3.1 4 Dr Sedan (with the Euro spoiler added) thumbnail
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$14,620 to $17,275

What owners say

AI Summary · 14 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1991 Chevrolet Lumina seem to appreciate its reliability and performance, especially in winter driving and acceleration. Many drivers praised the car's easy drivability, spacious interior, and surprising power. However, some common complaints included poor braking, build quality issues, and the need for regular maintenance, particularly on brakes and other components."

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14 reviews
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Pros: Um, I suppose a pro is that it was free; it was my grandpa's car. V6, AC, Power Windows and Doors. 4 Wheel independent suspension with 4 wheel disc brakes (rare for the time). Soft suspension made a comfortable ride. Cons: Bouncy, land-yacht handling. Tons of body roll when cornering. 3-Speed automatic with no tachometer. Manual mirrors. Exhaust system liked to rust through and sound very loud. Not even a tape player.

January 27, 2009

I loved this car because it was a tank. There was nothing I could do to kill it, it always went, even after I got it stuck in mud, jumped it, ran it out of gas. It could take anything. It worked amazing, I never had any issues with it starting in the morning or anything like that

July 1, 2008

Purchased this car used, in 1992 with 70,000 miles. Kept routine maintenance up and had little problems other than brakes explained above. Car ran well and I sold it to my brother with 200,000 miles on it. He used it as a work car as a union boilermaker and drove it 5 more years. Odometer broke, so don't really know how many total miles were put on it. He then sold it to our baby-brother who drove it 1 more year to his boilermaker jobs. It did take some maintenance with brakes, but held up quite well. It was the only car that went through all three of us that Mom and Dad never had a part in purchasing. Car still ran when it left the family, but the tranny had finally let go. Body was in good shape, but the driver's door had begun to come apart from use. Otherwise the body was good, with no corrosion. Great Car, It had the 3.1 v6. Our father purchased a 1993 model brand new and it held up for 155,000 miles before it left the family. Chevrolet did it right then.

August 4, 2012

$14,620 to $17,275