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For the defunct group that used to own this company, see Daewoo.

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1967–1974	1974–1978	1978–1994	1994–2002	2002–2016

1967–1974

Daewoo Motors 1967

1974–1978

Daewoo Motors 1974

1978–1994

Daewoo Motors 1978

1994–2002

Daewoo Motors 1994

2002–2016

Daewoo Motors 2002

Even though GM Korea replaced Daewoo in 2011, it was still alive until being defunct in 2016.

External links

Daewoo Motors at Wikipedia

Daewoo Motors

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Car marquees

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Other assets
ACDelco | Delco Remy | Ally Financial (Ally Bank) | FAW-GM (50%) | GM Canada | GM Korea (96%) | GM Specialty Vehicles | HRL Laboratories (50%) | OnStar | Shanghai GM (49%) | GM Certified Service
SAIC GM & SAIC-GM-Wuling (34%) (Baojun | Wuling)

Former assets:
Divested: Opel (Vauxhall) | Opel Bank¹ | DirecTV | ElectroMotive | Euclid Trucks | Frigidaire | Terex | Detroit Diesel | GM-AvtoVAZ (50%) | GM Uzbekistan (25%) | (UzDaewooAvto (50%))
Defunct car marquees: Acadian | Samson Tractor | Asüna | Beaumont | Bedford | Cartercar | Daewoo Motors | Elmore | GM Diesel | Geo | Holden (HSV) | Hummer | LaSalle | Marquette | McLaughlin-Buick | Oakland | Oldsmobile | Passport | Pontiac | Ranger | Rodae | Saturn | Scripps-Booth | Sheridan | Statesman | Viking | Yellow Coach | Rainier | Saab | Saehan Motors | Winton | Welch

Notes
¹Joint venture with Stellantis.

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