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Daewoo Damas 1st Gen

1991 – 2020

The Daewoo Leganza, a model in the executive car (E-segment) category, was produced by the car manufacturer Daewoo and marketed as a luxury large family car (D-segment). This front engine, front-wheel-drive vehicle was a spacious limousine with four doors and seating for five passengers. Manufactured in South Korea from 1997 to 2002, it was internally known as the V100. Key Points: 1. Classification: The Daewoo Leganza falls into the executive car and luxury large family car categories. 2. Features: It is a front-wheel-drive, four-door vehicle with seating for five passengers. 3. Production: The Leganza was manufactured in South Korea during a single generation for the model years 1997-2002. 4. Designation: Internally, it was designated as the V100 by Daewoo. 5. Predecessor and Successor: The Leganza replaced the Daewoo Prince and was followed by the Daewoo Magnus (V200) on a new version of the Leganza's platform. 6. Name Origin: The name "Leganza" comes from the Italian words for elegant and power, symbolizing the car's design philosophy. 7. Development Strategy: The Leganza, along with the Lanos and Nubira models, was part of Daewoo's initiative to create a proprietary vehicle lineup to replace licensed models from GM. 8. Collaboration: Daewoo