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Daewoo Motors

Daewoo Motors — Daewoo Motors Logo 2002

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Daewoo Motors — Daewoo Motors Logo 1994

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Daewoo Motors — Daewoo Motors Logo 1983

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Daewoo Motors — Saehan Motors Logo 1976

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Daewoo Motors — GM Korea Logo 1974

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Daewoo Motors — GM Korea Logo 1972

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Daewoo Motors — Shinjin Motors Logo 1965

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About the brand ❤️

Daewoo Motors was a South Korean automobile manufacturer that became one of the country’s most recognizable automotive brands during the late 20th century. The company began in 1937 under the name National Motors and went through several name changes until formally adopting the Daewoo Motors name in 1982 as part of the Daewoo Group, producing a range of passenger cars that were exported globally. Daewoo achieved international presence in the 1990s with models like the Lanos and Nexia, and sold vehicles in many markets including Europe and North America. However, financial difficulties stemming from the Asian financial crisis led to its bankruptcy and acquisition by American giant General Motors in the early 2000s. Under GM ownership, Daewoo production continued for several years before the brand was gradually replaced by Chevrolet and the company was reorganized as GM Korea, marking the end of Daewoo Motors as an independent automotive brand by around 2011.

Founded: 1937

Closed: 2011

Headquarters: Bupyeong (Incheon), Korea (the Republic of)

Owner: General Motors

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