1993 Chevrolet Lumina Base Sedan review from North America

Since I got the car at 153,000 miles (I got it from a lady who babied it) :

Fuel tank was replaced at 169,000 miles... it leaked and that was no good.

Cruise control stopped working at about 172,000 miles... more of an inconvenience really, I haven't even bothered to fix it. I think a simple fuse would do the trick.

Water pump went at 179,000 miles.

Alternator went at 186,000 miles.

This car is very reliable and the repair costs have been minimal! :)

This car does what I do most, cruising down the highway, very well. In fact, sometimes it does this a little too well, at those times when I find myself going 75mph. It has enough power where it's easy to get carried away!

Driving down the highway I also get a great ride and great gas mileage as well! I'm a student and this was my first car and I plan to drive it for many years to come, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good solid vehicle for not a lot of money. I don't see any need to buy a fancy new car when you have Luminas around.

If I could have one thing, though, it would be power windows... I believe the Euro package has this standard.