Saehan engine
Saehan Motor was a South Korean automobile manufacturer founded as a joint venture in 1976. The company was owned half by General Motors and half by the Korea Development Bank .
history
Saehan emerged from General Motors Korea after Shinjin transferred its stake to the Korea Development Bank. In 1978 these stakes were sold to the Daewoo Group . However , KBD kept the management of brand and product rights to itself. In 1983 the Daewoo Group bought Saehan Motor and founded the Daewoo Motor Company .
Models
Saehan's vehicle production began in 1976 with that of Saehan's Camina . Saehan later established the Bird , Max , Maepsy-Na and Rekord Royale models , all of which were sister models to the Opel Rekord . When production of the Camina ceased in 1978, the Gemini succeeded it, which, like the Opel Kadett C, was based on the GM-T platform .
Saehan Camina
Saehan Maepsy
Sources and web links
- Official website of today's GM Daewoo
- Crisis and innovation in Asian technology ⇒ Google Books
- The Fall of Daewoo Motors
- Daewoo Motor history
Individual evidence
- ^ John Ravenhill: From National Champions to Global Partnerships . The Korean Auto Industry, Financial Crisis and Globalization. Ed .: Center for International Studies - Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Massachusetts 2001, p. 6 (English, [1] [PDF; accessed December 23, 2018]).
- ^ Robert R. Ebert: Performance of the South Korean Automobile Industry in the Domestic and United States Markets . Ed .: Baldwin Wallace University. Berea 2007, p. 17 (English, [2] [PDF; accessed December 23, 2018]).
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[1] 1962: State protection law and promotion of domestic automobile construction. Foreign manufacturers could only operate in cooperation with a Korean manufacturer.
[2] 1997–1998: Asian crisis
