GM Korea Damas

The GM Korea Damas was a small light commercial van built and sold in South Korea by GM Korea, and earlier by its Daewoo predecessors, from August 1991 until production ended in the first quarter of 2021. The first generation was based on the second generation Suzuki Every. It first ran on a petrol engine, gained an LPG engine in April 1993 and was later sold with LPG only. The name combines the Spanish words for gives and more, meaning that it gives more benefit. It was updated as the Damas II in 2003 and, after a pause caused by tighter emissions rules, returned in 2008 as the New Damas. It was sold without a brand emblem from March 2011, when Chevrolet was launched in Korea, and sold in two seat van and five and seven seat coach forms. Its sister vehicle was the Labo light truck.