Chevrolet Lacetti

The Chevrolet Lacetti, internally coded J200, was a five door compact car of the South Korean maker GM Daewoo, built from early 2004 to the end of 2010. It took over the Daewoo Lacetti with a changed grille and new brand logos after General Motors decided to sell Daewoo cars as Chevrolets from the start of 2005; the notchback and estate versions it was based on were called Chevrolet Nubira in Germany. Giorgetto Giugiaro's Italdesign drew the body, many components such as the Bosch anti-lock brakes came from Europe, and the suspension was tuned in England. Shown as a Daewoo at the Frankfurt show on 13 September 2003, it reached the German market on 24 April 2004 with three four cylinder petrol engines of 70 to 89 kW. The Chevrolet Cruze J300 of May 2009 replaced it, and in Uzbekistan it is still sold new.