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There was once a time when Daewoo was one of the largest companies in South Korea. It was bigger than both LG and Samsung, and second only to Hyundai. However, these days the name is almost gone.

The government dissolved the Korean Daewoo group in 1999. At that point g and owned half of Daewoo Motors, a stake that has changed over time. Since then, the General Assembly has used the resources of Daewoo to develop and produce a range of vehicles sold to other divisions of GM, Chevrolet, mainly Daewoo already been replaced in many markets to become GM’s top global brand. (Chevrolet Globalization has intensified to such an extent that in the past year, somewhere in the world, a Chevy sold every 7.4 seconds.)

One of the few exceptions has been in Korea itself, where Daewoo’s name still means something. However, something is not necessarily good, so GM is the removal of the name, even in its own domestic brand. The development has been a long time coming, and cover both the cars themselves and the company that builds them. GM Daewoo Auto & Technology Co. is officially changed its name to Korea GM Cooperation for the quarterfinal.

In a strange bit of history repeating itself, the company was named g-Korea once, after Detroit stepped in to take over half the company’s Toyota, who had worked with what was then known as motor Shining up 1972. Full details announced in the press release after the jump.