Daewoo Models

This roadster was GM Daewoo’s Korean-market version of GM’s Kappa-platform two-seater sports car, imported from General Motors’ U.S. production and sold locally under a distinct Daewoo nameplate. It was introduced in ...

This South Korean mid-size sedan was introduced for the 1997 model year as part of a new generation of more ambitious Daewoo products aimed at the domestic market and export sales. Styled by Italdesign, it represented...

This compact nameplate marked a major step for Daewoo in the late 1990s. Developed as a clean-sheet replacement for the older Nexia/Cielo-era cars, it was introduced in 1997 and positioned as the brand’s modern global...

This midsize four-door sedan arrived for the 1997 model year as Daewoo’s new flagship passenger car, replacing the older Espero in the brand’s lineup. It was developed during a period when Daewoo was trying to move up...

This South Korean midsize sedan family began life in 2000 as a stretched successor to the earlier Leganza-era car, moving the brand’s upper-middle sedan effort onto a larger platform. In its home market it was introdu...

This compact Daewoo nameplate debuted for the 1997 model year as part of the company’s late-1990s global product push. It replaced older small and compact Daewoo models in various markets and was sold in multiple body...