Chevrolet Lumina - Versions & models
1995-2001 Chevrolet Lumina / Rockville, Maryland, USA
Photo credit: IFCAR, Public Domain
Photo credit: IFCAR, Public Domain
Chevrolet Lumina / Also known as :
These models, Opel Omega, Vauxhall Carlton, Holden Commodore, Holden Calais, Chevrolet Omega, and Chevrolet Lumina, all share the same engineering roots within General Motors’ global platform for large rear-wheel-drive sedans. Depending on the market, they were sold under different brands but offered similar layouts, engines, and dimensions. Each version reflected local preferences while maintaining the core DNA of a comfortable, powerful, and well-built executive car.
The Chevrolet Lumina was a mid-size sedan and coupe produced from 1989 to 2001 in North America, designed to replace the Chevrolet Celebrity. Known for its spacious interior and smooth ride, it was available in several trims, including a sportier Z34 version. Outside the U.S., the Lumina name was also used on rebadged Holden and Daewoo models in markets like the Middle East and South Africa.
[SC_Show_series_from_current_model_DISABLED]
Admire
Immerse yourself in the world of automobiles, from vintage models to the latest releases. Whether they're fast or stylish, behold these cars from every angle.
Compare Specifications
Analyze in detail the performance, dimensions, and features of each vehicle. Discover the one that best meets your expectations by comparing every detail.
Collections
Create your own car collection and see how they stack up against each other.
Compare Drives
Discover, analyze, and compare cars from every angle. Technical specifications, performance, design… Find the perfect model or build your own virtual collection.
