SOLVED - THOR # 48 : Daewoo Prince

Started by thorax, January 25, 2013, 05:50:46 PM

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thorax

for one point :name and country of this car
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sixtee5cuda


del78


thorax

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mekubb


thorax

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sixtee5cuda


thorax

not from south America
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sixtee5cuda

Built by part of General Motors?

thorax

part of a brand of GM
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bubenator

What about an Opel Calais sold in either Malasia or Singapore?
They were virtual twins to the concurrent Holden Commodore.

thorax

there are Opel parts in this car.
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Bill Murray

Daewoo Royale Super Salon, South Korea, I hope.
Bill
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bubenator

Or perhaps Daewoo Prince.

Bill Murray

Methinks I did not dig deep enough Bube.

Opel based and I suspect pretty much the same vehicle but the Royale was a higher level of trim.  We will have to wait for Thor..............
Bill
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Bill

thorax

Quote from: bubenator on February 05, 2013, 05:20:07 PM
Or perhaps Daewoo Prince.

this is the car!
one point for you
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thorax

Quote from: Bill Murray on February 05, 2013, 05:24:01 PM
Methinks I did not dig deep enough Bube.

Opel based and I suspect pretty much the same vehicle but the Royale was a higher level of trim.  We will have to wait for Thor..............
Bill

sorry Bill!
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Bill Murray

No problem Amico Mio.............

Thanks to your question/quiz, I now know more about Daewoo than I ever did before and I am amazed at the very large range of vehicles they made/make.

What little I knew about the brand was primarily econo cars that were exported to developing countries and of course to the US.

This sort of reminds me of when I was travelling on business (the car business, I was employed by Volvo and SAAB in those years) in the 1970's and 1980's to countries like Japan and Taiwan where I saw many, many luxury vehicles that were pretty much unknown outside of those countries as they were not exported.

The same was true when I lived in Peru for a couple of years and travelled extensively throughout the region.  So many vehicles made for the local market that never were exported and are so little known even today.

Grazia for the challenge even if I missed by a little bit.

Bill
Cheers
Bill

bubenator

Bill, if it makes you feel any better I figured it could go either way.

thorax

Quote from: Bill Murray on February 05, 2013, 05:49:02 PM
No problem Amico Mio.............

Thanks to your question/quiz, I now know more about Daewoo than I ever did before and I am amazed at the very large range of vehicles they made/make.

What little I knew about the brand was primarily econo cars that were exported to developing countries and of course to the US.

This sort of reminds me of when I was travelling on business (the car business, I was employed by Volvo and SAAB in those years) in the 1970's and 1980's to countries like Japan and Taiwan where I saw many, many luxury vehicles that were pretty much unknown outside of those countries as they were not exported.

The same was true when I lived in Peru for a couple of years and travelled extensively throughout the region.  So many vehicles made for the local market that never were exported and are so little known even today.

Grazia for the challenge even if I missed by a little bit.

Bill

:thumbsup:
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