Daewoo Lanos Sole Generation

T-100 platform, designed in Korea with Italdesign exterior styling input. A16DMS 1.6L DOHC I4 (105 hp / 109 lb-ft). Five-speed Korean-market manual standard, four-speed Aisin-Warner automatic optional. FWD only. Three-door hatchback (sold as Lanos S) or four-door sedan (sold as Lanos SX). Standard equipment was minimal — the Lanos was the entry-level US Daewoo. Cabin tech was basic: AM/FM stereo, manual climate, no power locks/windows on base trim. ABS optional. The Lanos's most notable distinguishing feature was the full glass tailgate on the hatchback — sleek for the era. Production at Daewoo's Bupyeong plant in South Korea. Total US Lanos sales were modest and the Daewoo brand exited 2002. After Daewoo Motor America's collapse, the next-generation Lanos was rebranded as the Chevrolet Aveo for North American markets — still based on the same T-200 successor architecture.