^yes keep it clean,take care of whatever you have at the moment whether a Daewoo or Honda, My project next summer with my dad wil be a B18 EK,or DC2..

 

Lucky people with money to have a project car or relative to work on one with...

I got nothing. I still want a 2004+ TL to monkey with...

 

what the hell is Daewoo... never heard of it.

 

^lmao,Its a car brand, and Finch...Its my dads money not mine..lol,i do the driving anyways. =)

 

hey hey hey... i just said i would like to have one, im a college student now cmon.. everyone knows we have zero money haha.wait deawoo like GM... guess that shows how important American car manufacturers are,... hahahah JP sorry

 

I am also a college student...,Daewoo like Korea,they were brought by GM a few years back,and i believe there only in europe now..Not sure.

 

Yep... Daewoo folded in Korea in 95, GM bought them, sold them here for a bit, now they are rebaded as Chevys in Europe and Holdens in New Sealand and Australia.

 

damn, never knew that... guess the more you learn the more you realize you dont know haha... this is why i love autos... always something out there more to learn. Sweet, what university do you go to?

 

Are you guys sure? I thought that Hyundai absorbed Daewoo's auto sector.

 

Daewoo Motor Company in Korea was placed under the control of the Korean bankruptcy courts in late 2000.

In 2002 a new company, GM-Daewoo Auto and Technology was created, part owned by Daewoo Motor Company's creditor banks, part owned by GM-Holden (the Australian arm of General Motors), part owned by Suzuki and part owned by Shanghai Automotive Industries Corporation. This company took over two of the three Daewoo Motor factories in Korea, plus one in Vietnam, and the Bupyong Technical Center, and did a deal to continue to buy cars from the other factory (also at Bupyong) in Korea. It has since bought the Bupyong factory too.
The European distribution system for Daewoo was dismantled, and a new one created by GM-Europe.

The cars are now badged Chevrolet for most export markets including Europe (although Suzuki, Pontiac, Buick and Holden badges are used on certain models in some other countries). The Daewoo name is still used in Korea.

Source:google.