with its passenger-van counterpart, Chevrolet deleted the rear interior of the cargo van to include a flat rubber-mat floor; the rear glass windows were replaced by body-color plastic panels bonded in place. The cargo space held and the max cargo capacity was . Of the three GMT199/APV vans, only Chevrolet offered a cargo van configuration. Chinese clone Chevrolet marketed the Lumina APV in China from 1993 to 1996, selling a number of examples in the country. In 1996, Jiangsu Nushen Automobile (Nushen) debuted the Nushen JB6500. While nearly identical in dimensions and exterior design, the JB6500 is a rear-wheel drive vehicle, powered by an 87 hp Chrysler-designed 2.2 L inline-four, paired to a 5-speed manual transmission. In 2001, Nushen ended production of the JB6500. See also Oldsmobile Silhouette Pontiac Trans Sport References Lumina APV Minivans Front-wheel-drive vehicles Motor vehicles manufactured in the United States Cars introduced in 1990 Cars discontinued in 1996