Daewoo Nubira 2.0 CDX saloon

Newest Review: ... as my smaller children have got older and more inquisitive and press all buttons around them, I am able to lock the windows ... more

... on the driver seat door so they cannot open them on their own. The drivers door also has controls to open all windows at the touch of a button. The drivers seat also moves higher and lower as well as backwards and forwards and you can get your perfect position as the steering wheel also moves up and down! There is also an arm rest in the middle rear seat area which can be pulled down when required. The side mirrors are also electric and can be controlled on the drivers side door and they can also be heated, en...more

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Daewoo Nubira 2.0 CDX saloon: A "Korean" Xmas Cracker (805 words)
by - written on 08/12/00 (Very useful, 747 readings)
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THE NUBIRA ON TEST A relative newcomer to the market, the Korean built Daewoo Nubira competes favourably on price and specification with both its Japanese and European cousins. There are four cars in the range, the 1.6 S.E. and the 2.0 C.D.X. saloons, and the estate versions of the same. All of the Nubira’s similarly-engined competitors are much more expensive. Its main opposition would be the Vectra, Mondeo, Primera, and Avensis, but it is significantly cheaper than them all. Daewoo cars were at one time based on the cast-off designs of General Motors, but that’s not true any more. They are totally engineered and designed by the ... Read the complete review

Daewoo Nubira 2.0 CDX saloon (RIP!!) (593 words)
by - written on 01/09/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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I bought my W reg Daewo Nubira 3 years ago for £2000 as a second hand car with one previous careful owner after my Ford Escort was written off by a lorry! I had recently just had another baby and needed a car that could fit 2 baby seats in as well as a growing 9 year old in the back seats and this car was just the ticket! The 2 car seats fitted perfectly and my older child still had plenty of room in the middle. The boot was also a big factor in buying this car as it was massive, far bigger boot than any of my other cars had and was easily able to fit in a double pushchair in the back along with plenty of shopping! I also found useful ... Read the complete review

Daewoo Nubira 2.0 CDX saloon: A Car for All! (319 words)
by - written on 05/08/02 (Very useful, 614 readings)
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Due to old Nissan Blue Bird recently blowing up the engine a new car was needed and quickly. (Quickly because we were due to drive down to Cornwall in 4 days time). We spent an entire day searching car for courts and stumbled across the second hand Daewoo Nubira 2.0 CDX Saloon. 1st thoughts were that for a four-year-old car with only 40000 miles on the clock the car had been tampered with but the service history checked out and we quickly found that the car was too good to leave. While driving the car the corners are not noticeable for the passengers, The gear box is extremely smooth, The seats are extremely comfortable and most handy of all is the air ... Read the complete review

Korean Korma! (243 words)
by - written on 25/08/00 (Useful, 440 readings)
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Yes... I admit it! I drive a daewoo. In fact I have driven daewoo ever since they started marketing in this country back in M reg times! Let's have a look at my Nubira which is now just 3 years old. It's the 2 litre version twin cam 16 valve and for a 4 door saloon about the same size as the Mondeo, it is faster, more comfortable and cheaper to run. A BMW or Merc it certainly is not but for performance motoring on a budget it is very hard to beat, especially considering that there are NO CHARGES FOR SERVICING FOR 3 YEARS AND THE WARRANTY INCLUDES ALL PARTS AND LABOUR APART FROM TYRES. These vehicles are delivered with a high end stereo, air ... Read the complete review

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