SOUTH KOREA: GM-DAT closer to Chevrolet brand switch
Author: Graeme Roberts | 7 January 2011
GM Daewoo Auto and Technology reportedly will switch South Korean branding from Daewoo to Chevrolet for all new vehicles this year.
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