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− | '''Daewoo Imperial. 1989–93 (prod. 863). 4-door sedan. F/R, 2969 cm³ (I6 OHC).''' Poshest vehicle on the GM V-car ([[Opel Rekord]] E) platform, Imperial was the most upscale development of the series at Daewoo. Conceived as a response to the [[Hyundai Sonata]] and [[Hyundai Grandeur|Grandeur]], with styling apeing top [[Chrysler]]s (notably the last [[Imperial]] and the New Yorker) and Japanese luxury sedans. Formal roofline, and new front and rear ends, hid the [[Opel Senator]] roots. Double-D ornament on grille. Engine size meant to surpass what [[Hyundai]] had put in to the Sonata—the unit was shared with the Senator, and developed 156 hp. | + | '''Daewoo Imperial. 1989–93 (prod. 863). 4-door sedan. F/R, 2969 cm³ (I6 OHC).''' Poshest vehicle on the GM V-car ([[Opel Rekord]] E) platform, Imperial was the most upscale development of the series at Daewoo. Conceived as a response to the [[Hyundai Sonata]] and [[Hyundai Grandeur|Grandeur]], with styling apeing top [[Chrysler]]s (notably the last [[Imperial]] and the New Yorker) and Japanese luxury sedans. Formal roofline, and new front and rear ends, hid the [[Opel Senator A1]] roots. Vinyl roof available, covering the back part. Double-D ornament on grille. Engine size meant to surpass what [[Hyundai]] had put in to the Sonata—the unit was shared with the Senator, and developed 156 hp. |
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Latest revision as of 13:38, 22 April 2015
Daewoo Imperial. 1989–93 (prod. 863). 4-door sedan. F/R, 2969 cm³ (I6 OHC). Poshest vehicle on the GM V-car (Opel Rekord E) platform, Imperial was the most upscale development of the series at Daewoo. Conceived as a response to the Hyundai Sonata and Grandeur, with styling apeing top Chryslers (notably the last Imperial and the New Yorker) and Japanese luxury sedans. Formal roofline, and new front and rear ends, hid the Opel Senator A1 roots. Vinyl roof available, covering the back part. Double-D ornament on grille. Engine size meant to surpass what Hyundai had put in to the Sonata—the unit was shared with the Senator, and developed 156 hp.
Manufacturing location: Korea
Marque: Daewoo | Successor: Daewoo Arcadia
q.v. Daewoo Royale, Daewoo Prince, Daewoo Super Salon