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Chevrolet Lumina/Monte Carlomonte carlo pace car

W-body facelift (1995–2001) · Gasoline · 3.8 L

  1. 01Make
  2. 02Model
  3. 03Generation
  4. 04Powertrain
  5. 05Equipment
Power
200 hp
Drivetrain
Front-Wheel Drive
0–60 mph
7.5 s
Combined economy
22.0 mpg

Equipment & packages

No package breakdown listed for this version.

Overview

Production start
1998
Production end
1998
Brand country
United States
Vehicle class
Midsize Cars
Doors
2
Seats
5
Steering side
Left-hand drive

Powertrain

Engine type
Gasoline
Engine description
FFS MPFI
Engine volume
3.8 L
Displacement
Needs verification
Aspiration
Supercharged
Engine power
200 hp
Engine torque
225 lb-ft
Cylinders
6
Valves per cylinder
2
Fuel system
Sequential multi-point fuel injection
Valvetrain
OHV
Transmission
4-speed automatic
Gears
4
Drive
Front-Wheel Drive

Dimensions & capacity

Length
194.9 in
Width
72.9 in
Height
53.2 in
Wheelbase
110.5 in
Cargo volume (min)
0.5 cu ft
Cargo volume (max)
0.5 cu ft
Fuel tank
15.2 US gal
Curb weight
3,460 lb

Performance & economy

0–60 mph
7.5 s
Fuel type
Premium unleaded (recommended)
Primary fuel
Premium Gasoline
City fuel economy
18.0 mpg
Highway fuel economy
28.0 mpg
Combined fuel economy
22.0 mpg
Reported city consumption
Needs verification
Reported highway consumption
Needs verification
Reported combined consumption
Needs verification

Range & reference data

CO₂ tailpipe (primary fuel)
423.2 g/mi

Suspension & brakes

Front suspension
Independent
Rear suspension
Independent
Front brakes
Ventilated discs
Rear brakes
Discs
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