Chevy Lumina

Chevy Lumina
Debut series	1992 Hot Wheels
Produced	1992-1998
Designer	Larry Wood
Number	5675

Description

The Chevrolet Lumina APV is a minivan produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors from 1989 to 1996. Designed by Dick Ruzzin, the car competed against cars like the Chrysler Voyager, Ford Aerostar, Mazda MPV and the Dodge Caravan. The car was related to the Oldsmobile Silhouette and Pontiac Trans Sport, essentially identical versions of the Lumina APV but with different styling conforming to each of the brands's design language. From 1994 to the end of its production the car was named the Lumina Minivan; all three of these vehicles were assembled at GM's North Tarrytown Plant and were the last vehicles produced there before the plant closed.

Versions

The Chevy Lumina has come out in the following 1:64 scale versions:

Col #	Year	Series	Color	Tampo	Base Color / Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes / Variations	Photo
126	1992	1992 Hot Wheels	Red	Yellow, Pink and Blue stripes	Black / Plastic	Clear	Tan	BW	5675	Malaysia	Large basic wheels
126	1992	1992 Hot Wheels	Red	Yellow, Pink and Blue stripes	Black / Plastic	Clear	Tan	BW	5675	Malaysia	Small basic wheels
259	1995	1995 Hot Wheels	Yellow	Black "Taxi"	Yellow / Plastic	Clear	Black	BW	12352	Malaysia	Named Lumina Minivan
259	1995	1995 Hot Wheels	Yellow	Black "Taxi"	Yellow / Plastic	Clear	Black	5SP	12352	Malaysia	Named Lumina Minivan
702	1998	1998 Hot Wheels	Met. Green	Silver stripes and "Lumina"	Black / Plastic	Gray tint	Tan	5SP	19146	China	Named Lumina Minivan
702	1998	1998 Hot Wheels	Metalflake Green	Silver stripe and "Lumina"	Black / Plastic	Gray tint	Tan	LW	19146	China	Named Lumina Minivan

See Also

• Lumina Stocker

Gallery

Larry Wood Resin Prototype

Resin Prototype found in a 1991 Mattel catatlog

Chevy Lumina 1992