Used Chevrolet Lumina for Sale

My car runs great for an older car. It only has 86,000 original miles on it. It is a very well built car made with steel and not all plastic. The interior would be in perfect shape if it was not for the fact that my step daughter had it for 18 months and did not car what was spilled on the carpet. I did have to change out the stereo due to the fact it was a cassette player in this day and age of CDs.

My car gets me there. I bought it after it was already fifteen years old. It is, admittedly, ugly and old fashioned. It looks like it should be driven by the grandmother that I bought it from. But, you know what? It was cheap. And it drives. It's not a smooth drive, but it has never failed to get me anywhere that I've driven it. It's also comfortable. This car was made in the days when they really cushioned those cars for the 70 year olds they expected to be driving them. So, even though I'm bouncing down the highway, I'm comfortable in my plush seats.

My 1993 Chevy Lumina was my first car. My parents purchased it for me in 2004 for $1500. The car had about 150,000 miles on it at the time of purchase and I definitely got their money's worth out of it. The car was bright red, candy apple red, you could call it. I was a sporty version so it was a 2-door with a spoiler. The interior was light grey. For it's age, it was a peppy little thing. My friends and I would jokingly refer to it as "the sports car". Overall, it was a decent vehicle for a first car--especially such an old one. I had the car for 4 years and by the time my dad had deemed it "totaled", it had 220,000+ miles on it. I never had any major issues with it until the transmission went out in 2008. The biggest issue the car had was that the passenger door handle broke off sometime around 2006.