Used 1991 Chevrolet Lumina Consumer Reviews
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207000 AND STILL RUNNING!
I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed my car. I have changed the oil every 3k miles and have owned it 9 years. 207,000 miles later, it is starting to let me know it's tired. I would guess so!! Although brakes are notorius on the '91, the other repairs I've made have been minimal. I just replaced the original cat converter & muffler just last week. The engine and transmission have NEVER had problems and are still original. I have just standard plain 'ol basic interior and still looks good.....except for the dog hair!
I love this car
Don't change it just make it faster.
- Base SedanMSRP: $2,495559 mi away
- Euro SedanMSRP: $2,9881,096 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $3,9992,148 mi away
Still going strong
I have owned this car for 16 years. With regular maintenance, it has held up very well. I had to replace the infamous manifold gasket in 1998. The rear calipers, the water pump and the power steering pump. It gets excellent gas mileage. One tap of the gas and she's gone. The lawyers cheated the consumers on the brake repair settlement because they had no idea that these cars would still be around 18 years later. A great car overall. GM should return to this quality of vehicle.
Great car!!!
I work at a used car dealership and Luminas are by far the best cars out there. I own a 91 Lumina with the 3.1 package and it is fantastic. My dad bought it in 93 with 30,000 miles on it and now it's up to 175,000. We've never had any major repair that needed to be done...just the usual parts that wear out, brakes, struts, tires, ect. It's been in three major acidents and it's still running strong. Although we've had to replace the calipers is the back about 5 times there have been no problems with anything. And once you've done the calipers twice you remember how to do them.
Not your ordinary lumina...
I paid $1,000 for this car this spring (still worth around 2,900.. good deal huh?). When I first got it, my friends did not know what kind of car it was. When i told them it was a lumina, they couldn't believe it. And with the 3.4 200 horse V-6 it's not much short of a Camaro. Overall. a good car.