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Article Title: A Brief History Of Chevy Lumina
Author: Andy  Zain
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Word Count: 398
Keywords: chevy,lumina,chevrolet
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The Chevy Lumina was a popular range of cars from General Motors. General 
Motors is an American Company that designed this car from 1990 until it finally 
ceased production back in 2001. It went through several redesigns over its 
lifespan and prove to be a considerably popular vehicle with a good track 
record and reliability and performance.

Originally, the cars were built in a single plant which was set in Ontario of 
Canada. The car had a fairly unique design, being known as being one of the 
longest cars of the W-body type. In 1997, the product line had started to be 
phased out, slowly being replaced with a Chevrolet Venture.

The first generation of cars, introduced in 1990 introduced mid-sized cars 
similar to the Pontiac Grand Prix. It became a popular seller, but it was 
widely criticised by various motoring magazines for being rather late in the 
game, being rather technologically behind certain competing models.

In 1995, the second generation of this product line began. The second 
generation sore a major redesign, redesigning the original to door version 
which was once orders the coupe. At this point, various tweaks were made to the 
car and more powerful engine was introduced.

The car also became popular be sold to law enforcement agencies and taxi 
companies. This was partly because of its reliability and reasonable 
performance, and it became very popular, as did many cars from General Motors, 
for all sorts of government agencies and other major organisations.

The parts for the cars were always relatively cheap and they were quite 
economical to run. Then again, in 1998, the next generation of Chevy Lumina hit 
the market. This or a number of impressive safety changes and upgrades 
including some especially advanced second generation airbags.

Production eventually ended in Canada back in 1999 but United States production 
ended in the middle of 2001. Nonetheless, the production of the car continued 
in certain Asian countries while in Latin America, it was sold under a 
different name, that name being the Omega.

Two years afterwards, the production also came to an end to the United States 
but continued in various countries in Asia and Latin America where it was also 
sold under a different name. The car had a considerably successful and popular 
history in the Middle East and South Africa as well and various aspects of the 
car have been used in designs right up until the present.

Andy Zain is the admin of http://www.chevy-forum.net , a place where fans and 
owners can get the right information for tuning, customization and general 
discussions on anything about Chevy Lumina.
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