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1996 Chevy Lumina Base Summary & Specs



Summary
The mid-size sedan segment is also getting more crowded and competitive each year. And

that can mean an often-bewildering array of picks. Still, some meet specific needs

better than others.

Honda's relatively short, nimble Accord is the logical choice for those who value

sporty handling over space. Toyota Camrys offer added room and a more potent optional

V6. Unfortunately, pricing for Camrys so-equipped begin where many of their

competitors top out.

Perhaps the ultimate combination of space and handling at a reasonable price is

Dodge's Intrepid and--with the new $18,545 G model--Ford's revamped Taurus. The jury's

still out on whether the new Taurus will be the long-ball homerun the old model was.

Nevertheless, it's a bold statement in a market where safe is more prevalent than

sexy.

Then there are those who prefer a car that's good in many areas, instead of great in

one or two. A sedan that's big and roomy without being hard to park, and tasteful

without being conspicuous. If that's you, Chevy's got your favorite flavor.



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