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Chevrolet Evanda

The Chevrolet Evanda is a car manufacturer General Motors. The midsize sedan was produced from mid-2002 to early 2006 and became the successor to the Leganza.

The roots of Chevrolet Evanda are in South Korea, where he was sold and built as Daewoo Magnus.

In Germany the car of summer 2002 was sold by the end of 2004 under the name Daewoo Evanda, then was renamed to Chevrolet Evanda. In the United States and in Canada, he was also sold as Suzuki Verona.

With the start of production of the Chevrolet Evanda strong exclusively with the 96 kW ( 131 hp ) two-liter four -cylinder engine was delivered, which in early 2005 was followed by a LPG version.

The successor of the Evanda was introduced in February 2006 as Epica.

* Values ​​in brackets for vehicles with automatic transmission

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