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This article is an overview of the past products of Daewoo Motor and GM Daewoo.

Former GM Daewoo range

• Matiz Classic M200
• Matiz Creative M300
• Gentra/Gentra X T200/T250
• Lacetti Premiere J300
• Tosca Premium6 V250
• Alpheon VS300
• Veritas
• Winstorm C100
• Winstorm MaXX C100
• Damas and Labo minivan and mini pick-up

Exhaustive list of Daewoo Motor and GM Daewoo passenger cars

Daewoo-based models

• Espero - Aranos (1990–1997)

• Kalos - Gentra/Gentra X T200-T250 (2002–present)

Also marketed as the Chevrolet Aveo/Kalos/Lova, Holden Barina, Pontiac Wave/G3, and the Suzuki Swift+

• Lacetti J200 (2003–2009)

Also marketed as the Suzuki Forenza, Chevrolet Optra/Lacetti, Holden Viva and Buick Excelle/Excelle HRV

• Lacetti Premiere J300 (2008–present)

Also marketed as Holden Cruze, is the South Korean version of Chevrolet Cruze

• Lanos T100 (1996–present)

Also marketed as the Doninvest Assol, ZAZ Lanos/Sens/Chance, FSO Lanos and Chevrolet Lanos

• Leganza V100 (1997–2002)

Also marketed as the Doninvest Kondor

• Magnus - Evanda V200 (2000–2006)

Also marketed as the Chevrolet Epica/Evanda, Suzuki Verona, Formosa Magnus

• Matiz M100-M150-M200 (1998–present)

Also marketed as the Chevrolet Matiz/Spark/Joy/Exclusive, Formosa Matiz, FSO Matiz and Pontiac Matiz G2

• Matiz Creative M300 (2009–present)

Also marketed as the 2010 Chevrolet Spark

• Nubira J100 (1997–2003)

Also marketed as the Doninvest Orion

• Tacuma - Rezzo U100 (2000–2008)

Also marketed as the Chevrolet Tacuma/Rezzo/Vivant

• Tosca V250 (2006–2011)

Also marketed as the Chevrolet Epica or Holden Epica

• Winstorm C100 (2006–present)

Also marketed as the Chevrolet Captiva and Holden Captiva

• Winstorm MaXX C100 (2008–present)

Also marketed as the Opel/Vauxhall Antara, Holden Captiva MaXX/Captiva 5, Saturn Vue 2nd generation and UAE GMC Terrain

Holden-based models

• Veritas (2008–2011)

Rebadged WM Caprice

• Statesman (2005–2006)

Rebadged WL Statesman

Honda-based models

• Arcadia (1994–2000)

Rebadged Honda Legend 2nd gen.

Opel-based models

• Cielo - Nexia (1994–1997)

Based on the Opel Kadett E

• LeMans (1986–1994)

Based on the Opel Kadett E - Variants : Racer (3-door hatchback) and Penta-5 (5-door hatchback) Other names : 1.5i (Australia), Fantasy (Thailand), Pointer, Daewoo Heaven Exported as : Asüna GT (Canada 1991–1993 hatchback), Asüna SE (Canada 1991–1993 sedan), Passport Optima (Canada 1989–1991) and Pontiac LeMans (North America & New Zealand)

• Maepsy-Na (1982–1986)

Based on the Opel Kadett C

• Prince (1991–1997)

Based on the Opel Rekord E, more luxurious variants : Super Salon later renamed Brougham (1991–1999)

• Royale Series

First generation (1975–1978) based on Opel Rekord D Second generation (1980–1991) based on Opel Rekord E, variants : Automatic, Diesel, Duke, Prince, Salon, Salon Super and XQ

Nissan-based models

• Daewoo Vanette (1986-1992)

Rebadged Nissan Vanette

Saturn-based models

• G2X (2007–2009)

Rebadged Saturn Sky Red Line

SsangYong Motor-based models

• Chairman

Rebadged SsangYong Chairman

• Istana

Rebadged SsangYong Istana

• Korando (1999–2001)

Rebadged SsangYong Korando

• Musso

Rebadged SsangYong Musso

• Rexton

  

Rebadged Ssangyong Rexton

Suzuki-based models

• Damas - Damas II/Attivo and pick-up version Labo (1991–present)

Rebadged Suzuki Carry - Also marketed as the Chevrolet CMV/CMP in South America

• Tico/Fino (1991–2001)

Rebadged Suzuki Alto

Commercial vehicles

Daewoo's commercial vehicle business was acquired by Tata Motors in 2004. The business is now known as Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle. Daewoo Bus is not owned by Tata.

• Daewoo BM090

  

• Daewoo BS090
• Daewoo BF101/105
• Daewoo BS105/106
• Daewoo BV101
• Daewoo BV113
• Daewoo BH113
• Daewoo BH115
• Daewoo BH115E
• Daewoo BH116
• Daewoo BH117
• Daewoo BH120(H)
• Daewoo Chasedae Truck
• Elf (Rebadged Isuzu Elf)
• Daewoo Lublin

Concept cars

• Daewoo Imago (1993)
• Daewoo DACC-1 (1993) - all 1993 concepts shown in the Taejŏn Expo '93 (Korea)
• Daewoo DEV-2 (1994) - electric vehicle based on the Daewoo Espero
• Daewoo DEV-4 (1994) - electric vehicle based on the Daewoo Cielo
• Daewoo DACC-2 (1994)
• Daewoo No.1 (1995)
• Daewoo No.2 (1995)
• Daewoo Bucrane (1995) - Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro on the Daewoo Arcadia basis
• Daewoo Mya (1996, 1998)
• Daewoo Tacuma (1997)
• Daewoo Joyster (1997)
• Daewoo Cabriolet (1997) - Lanos cabrio
• Daewoo Matiz (1997)
• Daewoo DEV-5 (1997)
• Daewoo Mantica (1997)
• Daewoo Lanos EV / Nubira HEV / Leganza NGV (1997)
• Daewoo Shiraz (1997) - all 1997 concepts shown in the 1997 Seoul Motor Show
• Daewoo d'Arts City, Sport, Style (1997)
• Daewoo Mirae (1999)
• Daewoo DMS-1 (1999)
• Daewoo DEV 5-5 (1999)
• Daewoo Matiz Decorate (1999)
• Daewoo Tacuma Sport (1999)
• Daewoo Tacuma Style (1999) - presented at the 1999 Tokyo Motor Show
• Daewoo Matiz Canvas Top (1999) - presented at the 1999 Tokyo Motor Show
• Daewoo Korando Camping Car (1999) - presented at the 1999 Tokyo Motor Show
• Daewoo Musiro (2000)
• Daewoo Matiz Track (2000)
• Daewoo Vada (2001)
• GM Daewoo Flex/Universe (2001)
• Daewoo V-222 (2001)
• GM Daewoo Oto/Scope (2003)
• GM Daewoo Speedster (2003)
• GM Daewoo M3X (2004) - third generation of Matiz since 2005
• GM Daewoo S3X (2004) - GM Daewoo Winstorm since 2006
• GM Daewoo T2X (2005)
• Chevrolet WTTC Ultra (2006) - designed by the GM DAT Design Center
• GM Daewoo G2X (2006) - sold in South Korea since the end of 2007
• Chevrolet Trax (2007) - designed by the GM DAT Design Center
• Chevrolet Beat (2007) - designed by the GM DAT Design Center
• Chevrolet Groove (2007) - designed by the GM DAT Design Center
• GM Daewoo L4X - Sold as GM Daewoo Veritas
• Chevrolet Orlando (2009) - designed by the GM DAT Design Center
• Chevrolet Aveo RS Concept (2010) - designed by the GM DAT Design Center, presented at the 2010 Detroit Motor Show

See also

• GM Korea
• Daewoo Bus (not affiliated with GM Korea)
• Daewoo Motor Sales
• Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle (not affiliated with GM Korea)
• UzDaewooAuto (not affiliated with GM Korea)

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