+ Follow Lumina Tag
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[Title] => Lumina Homes upgrades North Luzon housing units
[Summary] => Lumina Homes has upgraded its housing units in its Bataan and Tarlac communities to liven up the structures and provide more comfort to property owners.
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[Title] => Driving the Chevrolet Lumina
[Summary] => I have to admit I wasn’t too excited when I first laid eyes on the Chevrolet Lumina. My first impressions were that the front was a bit too bland with an almost generic-looking horizontal-slatted grille that you see on almost all cars from Sentras to Camrys to Mercedes-Benzes. The seemingly characterless side was marred by smallish alloy wheels and awkwardly tall tires.
Inside, the seats were leather but otherwise plain-looking. Ditto the dashboard and console whose only obvious claim to fame is the beautiful white-faced analog clock. Then I started using the car…
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Manny N. de los Reyes
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Lumina
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Inside, the seats were leather but otherwise plain-looking. Ditto the dashboard and console whose only obvious claim to fame is the beautiful white-faced analog clock. Then I started using the car…
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