For Sale or Trade: 1993 Chevy Lumina Euro Sport

[CatsEyeOfTheWiccan]

1993 Chevy Lumina Euro Sport *For Trade or Sale $1,000*

170,000 original miles it runs great. Mechanical reliable vehicle.

V6 3.1L

AC/CC/RD/AM/FM CD/PL/PW

It has miss match passenger fender and dash pad cover due to I replaced those parts.

These doses not affect the car how it drives and performs.

Pros:

Replaced the passenger fender, dash pad, lighter, oil / filter change about 5,000 miles ago, throttle position sensor, rear breaks / roaders and windshield revere.

Cons:

Needs the MAP sensor replaced but doesn’t effect the driving performance, Gas door fly’s open sometimes, hood release you have use pliers to open it, Body slightly rusty but, not rusted out and the windshield has stress crack on it from the owner I bought it from.

I willing trade this car for mini van of Dodge, Chrysler or GM. Something for my wife and 1 week old son can ride comfortable in. Since my car currently is cramp for all of us or I will sell it for $1,000 FIRM! No Overseas deals please or SPAM!! Dealers welcome as well!

Any questions please E-Mail directly or call me at: (248)910-3564

Thanks for Looking!!

This car is a daily driver and great car.

[Rayne]

I have four kids. We choose to drive the two sedans a lot, rather than drive the minivan, because of the cost of gas.

My vehicle of choice in our house is my tiny Mazda 3 ... with me and all four of my kids.

Seriously, save the money, keep the car, or trade for a newer car with good gas mileage. It will save you a TON in gas.

We do have a minivan (an older model 1997 Olds Silhouette) for hauling us all (there's 6 of us all together) when we NEED to, like now since Phee can't drive for awhile ... but it's much cheaper for us to drive the two sedans compared to the minivan.

The fuel economy on my Mazda is about 30 mpg (I usually get around 35). On our minivan, it's about 19 mpg.