overall great car! the lumina is very economic for its size also is very spacious. the 3.1 multiport provides execellent power for the drivetrain and the long life span of the car is great.

1991 Used Chevrolet Lumina 4 Dr Euro Sedan: good fuel economy, roomy and smooth ride. It's a good car for the money, nothing fancy but very functional performs ok in both city or highway.

1991 Used Chevrolet Lumina 4 Dr Euro Sedan: Good car for the money Son bought it for a cheap car with 188,500 on it. Paint and dash are shot and it leaks just a bit of atf, but it drives great! Starts every time and is a comfortable highway car.

1991 Used Chevrolet Lumina 4 Dr STD Sedan: "Absolutely one of the best cars we've ever owned' bar none." This is our second Lumina, the first being a 1992 with a 4 cyl. 2.5 that origionally was owned by the city of Indianapolis Public Works. Both vehicles have been extremely reliable and easy on gas. The 92 with the 4 cyl. had the ever common locking tourque converter isssue which I unplugged, and our presently owned 91 with 3.1 V6 bought obout 2 months ago is constantly on the run as I am a free-lance mechanic here in Indy. I probably run about 100 plus miles daily servicing my regular used car lot customers and running parts.
           Last winter we had a severe snow storm here, and the 92 was the only vehicle in this lot (of about 75 vehicles) that with a little patience got off the lot to get my Wifes badly needed medecine. Needless to say people thought I was nuts to go, but being from Northern Canada origionally, I'm quite used to these driving conditions. I made the run without incident. The Lumina weathered  the jouney remarkably well. Overall the Chevy Lumina has been one of the best cars we've ever owned.  "Keep your oil and filter changed and chassis lubed every 3000 miles and these cars will last for many many years."   John Miller -Ace Towing & Automotive-
Indianapolis Indiana.

1991 Used Chevrolet Lumina 4 Dr STD Sedan: nice car great car... third lumina i've owned... 3.1 are great engines